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Category: Media Ownership
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Italy faces crisis as PM Silvio Berlusconi's party splits (Cached) 30.7.2010 TOI: All Headlines
Italy faces crisis as PM Silvio Berlusconi's party splits
Freedoms to question (Cached) 27.7.2010 IE: Columns
Our media must constantly review and revalidate its role....
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Former Sun-Times owner Conrad Black granted bail! (Cached) 20.7.2010 Zee News : World
Jailed former newspaper magnate Conrad Black was granted bail by a federal appeals court on Monday.
Court grants bail to jailed former media mogul (Cached) 20.7.2010 Hindustan Times: Latest

Jailed former newspaper magnate Conrad Black was granted bail on Monday by a federal appeals court, weeks after the US Supreme Court kicked his 2007 fraud conviction back to a lower court.

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Faking it in China (Cached) 16.7.2010 DNA: Opinion
Why business elites are repackaging their tainted reputations.
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Australia condemns Fiji move to expel top diplomat 12.7.2010 Hindu: International
Foreign Minister Stephen Smith condemned the Fijian military regime’s surprise move on Monday to expel Australia’s top diplomat.Mr. Smith said the military regime told Australia&...
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Newspapers look for ways to profit in Internet age (Cached) 3.7.2010 ET: Media
Newspapers worldwide are being forced to reinvent themselves for the Internet age -- and will be watching closely the success of two experiments launched in London, analysts say.
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The Times they are a-chargin': British paper erects paywall (Cached) 2.7.2010 ET: Media
One of Britain's most famous newspapers, The Times, started charging readers to access its website Friday, the first mainstream non-specialist daily here to do so.
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The Times to charge readers for accessing website (Cached) 2.7.2010 Mint: Latest
It will now cost one pound pound ($1.4, €1.2) for a daily subscription or two pounds for a weekly one to The Times or sister publication The Sunday Times, owned by media baron Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation
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Who pays the price for paid news? (Cached) 30.6.2010 India Together
In mid-June, the Election Commmission of India directed Chief Electoral Officers of all states and Union Territories to enforce the law against "paid news" during elections. The institutionalised racket has been running into hundreds of crores of rupees. Ammu Joseph brings you up to speed.
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Fiji govt commences restrictions on foreign media ownership (Cached) 29.6.2010 Hindustan Times: News
A move by the military-backed Fijian government to introduce harsh restrictions on foreign ownership of media was met with international condemnation.
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Fiji regime cracks down on media (Cached) 28.6.2010 Hindustan Times: World
Fiji's military regime on Monday introduced tough new restrictions on the Pacific nation's media which Rupert Murdoch's News Limited attacked as "an appalling assault on free speech".
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High court reins in prosecutors' use of fraud law (Cached) 25.6.2010 Sify News
The Supreme Court on Thursday sharply curtailed prosecutors' use of an anti-fraud law that was central in convicting politicians and corporate executives in many of the nation's most prominent
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British newspapers unveil pay-for websites (Cached) 26.5.2010 ET: Infotech
The Times and Sunday Times newspapers unveiled on Tuesday their new-look websites as they prepare to become the first in Britain to charge online readers for content.
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Media ownership for personal interest will not be allowed: Soni (Cached) 26.5.2010 New Kerala: India News
Retired policemen, engineers may now guard border transmitters (Cached) 25.5.2010 DNA: Top News
Information and broadcasting minister Ambika Soni today said that she was 'committed to implementing this proposal at the earliest'.
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An era ends for Labour party in British politics 16.5.2010 Business Standard: Economy & Policy
It was hardly a summer evening cold, grey and depressing. But, an appropriate setting for the outgoing Prime Minister of Britain. On that evening of May 11, Gordon Brown, with his wife, Sarah, and two sons John and James, were getting ready to depart 10, Downing Street. It is very unlikely either Brown or his wife will ever step into the highest executive office in the UK again.
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Playspan launches celebrity virtual goods business (Cached) 14.5.2010 Financial Express
Playspan launches celebrity virtual goods business
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Berlo reaches divorce deal as wife drops थ्43m/yr demand (Cached) 11.5.2010 TOI: All Headlines
Berlo reaches divorce deal as wife drops थ्43m/yr demand
World view (Cached) 11.5.2010 Financial Express: Front Page
Sir Martin Sorrell has upped the forecast for WPP from flat to 2% per cent growth for the year, following three months...
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