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Topic History of: Rupert’s going to war … and he’s taking Blair with him
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veritas by Michael Wolff of Newser.com

A British banker once described for me what happened when Rupert Murdoch decided to make then 31-year-old son James the CEO of BSkyB, the UK satellite television company managed by News Corp but in which it holds only a minority stake. (News Corp is now trying to buy all of BSkyB.) There was a huge and predictable cry from other shareholders that Murdoch was autocratically imposing his son on the company. It was a tense moment in which the younger Murdoch might have been turned out and News Corp’s grip on BSkyB loosened.

www.crikey.com.au/2010/09/22/rupert%E2%8...king-blair-with-him/
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