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News Corp to stop printing more than 100 Australian papers
News Corp Australia says the permanent changes had been brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, which had impacted the sustainability of local publishing

60 Australian newspapers to stop printing
'The coronavirus crisis has created unprecedented economic pressures and we are doing everything we can to preserve as many jobs as possible,' says News Corp Australasia Executive Chairman Michael Miller

Facebook 'news tab' seeks to reboot its role with media
The tab, being tested with some US users, will be separate from a user's normal feed and include articles from partner news organizations

Facebook says it will deliver News Corp stories
Articles by News Corp, which includes titles like The Wall Street Journal, can be found in a tab separate from Facebook's trademark news feed

EXPLAINER: What are the media companies' challenges to the AFP raids about?
The courts will consider 3 questions when they determine whether the law that supported the Australian Federal Police raids violates the implied freedom

Jolie stunt double sues News Corp over phone hacking
UPDATED British national Eunice Huthart accused News Corp s of intercepting voice mail messages while she was a stunt double for actress Angelina Jolie
Media magnate Murdoch divorces 3rd wife
A source close to News Corp said the couple had a pre nuptial agreement but did not elaborate
US gov't investigates Wall Street Journal
The US Justice Department conducted the probe last year to look in claims that newspaper employees bribed Chinese officials for information
Four arrested over hacking at UK's Mirror newspapers
British police arrests a tabloid editor and three other journalists for suspected phone hacking at Trinity Mirror newspapers
News Corp splitting publishing, entertainment divisions
Rupert Murdoch says the new corporate structure will make News Corp s businesses grow to new heights
News Corp board agrees to split in principle: WSJ
The board of Rupert Murdoch s News Corp agrees in principle to separate its larger entertainment division from struggling publishing businesses
Ex-Murdoch aide Rebekah Brooks in British court
Rebekah Brooks the former top aide to Rupert Murdoch and friend of British premier David Cameron appeared in court for the first time Wednesday to face charges relating to the phone hacking scandal