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16 May 2012
The phone-hacking scandal: profits, power and corruption
The Leveson inquiry into phone hacking has gone to the heart of Rupert Murdoch's media empire, exposing its rotten and corrupt workings. Peter Taaffe reviews Dial M for Murdoch, a book detailing the scandal and its consequences.
2 May 2012
Leveson exposes links between Tories and Murdoch
The Ministers and the Mogul: It was a line which perhaps only the world's most powerful media magnate could have the audacity to use, writes Ben Norman.
Cameron, the Murdoch empire and the police have been involved in a corrupt attempt to subvert the democratic rights of the British people, photo Paul Mattsson
15 February 2012
More murky doings in Murdochland
The fall-out from the Murdochgate scandal has continued following the arrests of ten top editors and journalists who currently work for or have worked for the Sun newspaper, writes Philip Stott.
14 September 2011
Dark days: The combined effects of the capitalist recession, wage and benefit cuts, tax increases, job losses and other government austerity measures have hammered UK living standards...
8 September 2011
Striking journalists suspend action for talks
NUJ members at South Yorkshire Newspapers have returned to work after 55 days on strike
30 August 2011
South Yorkshire Newspapers strike now in seventh week
Striking journalists travelled to London on 25 August to present a 3,000 signature petition to the CEO of parent company Johnston Press
10 August 2011
Demonstration in support of four-week south Yorkshire NUJ strike
Chants of "No more Murdochs, support the strike" rang through Doncaster as protesters demonstrated their support for striking journalists
1 August 2011
National Union of Journalists members in Doncaster, Selby and Mexborough are now in the third week of indefinite strike action
Coventry
1 August 2011
BBC journalists take second day of strike action
Despite a large number of staff holidays during August, numbers at the picket line in Leeds remained high today
20 July 2011
South Yorkshire journalists start all-out strike
Twenty NUJ journalists at South Yorkshire Newspapers have marched out on a unanimous, indefinite strike over greedy owners Johnston Press's latest efforts to hack their jobs
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