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Other newspaper chains are now jumping on Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Block Google’ bandwagon. Top executives at MediaNews and A.H. Belo (NYSE: AHC) (NYSE: BLC) tell Bloomberg News that they may pull their content from Google (NSDQ: GOOG) News. Full Article at paidContent.org
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David Gardner called it. He’s up 1,334%! See what David’s recommending that you buy NEXT. Rupert Murdoch wants to stick it to Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), and he wants Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) help. According to news reports, Murdoch is in talks with Mr. Full Article at Motley Fool
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LONDON -- BBC Worldwide must end mergers and acquisitions activities, offload stakes in such international non BBC-branded channels as Animal Planet and exit from any activities not "in keeping" with the BBC brand, the pubcaster's in-house regulator... Full Article at Hollywood Reporter
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CHICAGO Two more newspaper chains are echoing News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch's rumblings about blocking content from Google's search index. Full Article at Editor & Publisher
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For years, newspapers and other media companies have complained about Google reaping profits by indexing media content for free. Google has responded that media companies are free to remove themselves from Google's search engines if they wish. Full Article at Valleywag
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Rupert Murdoch's quest to pull news stories from Google isn't a solo effort. Publishers of The Denver Post and the Dallas Morning News may pull some of their stories from Google, too, reports Bloomberg. Full Article at MediaPost.com
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In the world of search, Microsoft's Bing search engine is the David to Google's Goliath. Now Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. is hoping to be the pebble that brings the giant down, by only offering its content via the Microsoft site. Full Article at Spiegel Online
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Rupert Murdoch may not know much about the internet. But he knows more about how to make money than anyone else in the media business. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Very interesting summary on EPL Talk about Rupert Murdoch's plans to remove his newspaper sites from Google search engines in favour of Bing, in addition to throwing up a paywall on sites like the Daily Mail, News of the World, and most importantly for... Full Article at A More Splendid Life
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I’ve just had a rather surreal afternoon, having been asked (at very short notice) to appear on Channel 4 News (the main news show on one of the UK’s 5 terrestrial broadcasters.) I was invited on the program to to discuss Rupert Murdoch’s reported... Full Article at Search Engine Land
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News Corporation, the media conglomerate controlled by Rupert Murdoch, has engaged in early-stage discussions with Microsoft about a pact to get paid by Microsoft to remove its news content from Google's search engine and be available on Bing,... Full Article at Toronto Star
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News Corp, whose founder Rupert Murdoch has for some time been railing at freely available online news has now announced that it will be teaming up with Microsoft in its fight against free news providers, specifically Google. Full Article at Thought Leader
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New York: Rupert Murdoch has spent months complaining that Google is ruining the newspaper business, and now he wants to do something about it. But, his proposal is a gamble, and one that could hurt News Corp instead of helping it. Full Article at DNA India
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Rupert Murdoch's talks with Microsoft about removing his newspapers' stories from Google, and giving index rights to Bing instead could be a pivotal moment in internet economics, writes John Gapper. Full Article at Greenslade
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There was a lot of commemt and bravado circulating yesterday over Rupert Murdoch's latest foray into the online world. Full Article at Thoughts of Nigel
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This is not how business has been done on the World Wide Web. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Sarah Palin: In 2012, her big moment could happen behind a paywall Photographer: Michael Conti/AFP Fast forward three years and Sarah Palin's 2012 presidential campaign blows up spectacularly during a heated interview on Fox News. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Even an alliance with the mighty Microsoft may not help Rupert Murdoch's media empire loosen Google's grip on the news. Full Article at Business Week
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Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Publishers of the Denver Post and the Dallas Morning News are considering pulling some of their stories from Google Inc.’s news site, a move that may emulate News Corp.’s Rupert Murdoch. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, center, poses with daughter Kathryn, left, and his wife Wendi Deng at the Broadway opening night of 'A Steady Rain' on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009 in New York.
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FILE - In this July 9, 2008 file photo, News Corporation Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch arrives with his wife, Wendi Deng, for the annual Allen & Co. media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho. Things are have changed radically since Allen held his first summer summit in 1983.
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HOLLYWOOD - APRIL 21: News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch and wife attend the event honoring actor Hugh Jackman with a hand and footprint ceremony in the forecourt of the Grauman's Chinese Theatre on April 21, 2009 in Hollywood, California.
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I thought it was interesting, but at that stage, Comcast was way, way too far down there ... I was late into the scene.
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Publishers of the Denver Post and the Dallas Morning News may pull some of their stories from Google Inc.’s news site, a move that would emulate News Corp.’s Rupert Murdoch.
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You've got a huge number of unemployed here in the United States, and we're not going to get that cured or people re-employed until we get the formation of small business on a big scale
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Microsoft has been in early discussions with the News Corporation, the media conglomerate controlled by Rupert Murdoch, about a pact to pay the News Corporation to remove links to its news content from Google’s search engine and display them exclusively on Bing, from Microsoft, according to a person bri...
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I have no regrets about the Wall Street Journal
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Murdoch himself says that Bing and even Google couldn’t afford to pay all content providers. And for what? For linking to them and giving them value? If anyone were paid ... who’s to say that Rupert Murdoch should be paid more than Josh Marshall? Or Wikipedia?
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Obama did make a very racist comment about blacks and whites and so on, which he said in his campaign he would be completely above. And that was something which perhaps shouldn't have been said about the president, but if you actually assess what he was talking about, [Beck] was right.
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Rupert Murdoch is pointing a gun to Google's head, and Microsoft is helping him pull back the trigger.
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The editors in Britain for instance have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine. I regret it
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Fox News, owned by ultraconservative Rupert Murdoch and run by Roger Ailes, a former Republican operative
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I think we will (block Google), but that's when we start charging. We have it already with the Wall Street Journal. We have a wall, but it's not right to the ceiling. You can get, usually, the first paragraph from any story - but if you're not a paying subscriber to WSJ.com all you get is a paragraph an...
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People like Bill Gates, Rupert Murdoch and some rich Arabs
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I think we will (block Google), but that's when we start charging. We have it already with the Wall Street Journal. We have a wall, but it's not right to the ceiling. You can get, usually, the first paragraph from any story - but if you're not a paying subscriber to WSJ.com all you get is a paragraph an...
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Instead of wobbling around in the middle of the road, attracting flak from all sides, wouldn’t it be nice just to do the right thing for once and tell Rupert Murdoch, Paul Dacre, Conrad Black et al to f*** off.
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I think we will ... But that's going to be when we start charging. We do it already with the Wall Street Journal.
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I suspect Rupert Murdoch is just sabre-rattling to see what responses he will get from the rest of the newspaper industry and from Google. He might well hope that Google reaches out with a revenue sharing deal.
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What's the point of having someone come occasionally who likes a headline they see in Google ... The fact is there isn't enough advertising in the world to go around to make all the Web sites profitable. We'd rather have fewer people coming to our Web sites but paying.
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You'd have to be Bill Gates or Rupert Murdoch or some Russian billionaire
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When you look at what [Disney’s] ESPN gets and what its audience is and how many hours of viewing it gets at the average cable company and compare that with Fox; I’m not suggesting we get $4 but we have to have some sense of relativity in values.
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It's difficult to second-guess a successful media mogul like Rupert Murdoch, but this time I think it is a huge mistake removing his sites from Google
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I am pleased that News Corporation has delivered exceptionally strong results this quarter, despite continued macro-economic challenges
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We are only influential because we are lent the influence of major political and business leaders such as Rupert Murdoch, Richard Branson and Anthony Pratt, just to name a few
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There were some strong remarks coming out of the White House about one or two of the commentators on Fox News ... it has tremendously increased their ratings.
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I have a lot of admiration for Rupert Murdoch personally
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There were some strong remarks out of the White House about one or two commentators on Fox News and all I can tell you is that it has tremendously increased their ratings
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