Scotland Yard Detective Arrested for Leaking Hacking Details
Police also took in a man believed to be a News of the World reporter
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Just when you thought News International chief Rupert "Teflon Don" Murdoch might be powerful enough to beat the case, a suspect turned snitch is lighting a new fire under Murdoch's 2011 nightmares.
Police also took in a man believed to be a News of the World reporter
In a suit by Elle MacPherson and others, Glenn Mulcaire must reveal who instructed him
A News Corp. executive waits fro him to say, 'What the hell am I doing here, I need a breather.'"
Glenn Mulcaire is unhappy that Rupert Murdoch's company cut him off
James Desborough was arrested on suspicion of phone hacking
A 4-year-old letter claims News of the World editors knew of phone hacking
A former gossip columnist dismisses the likelihood of phone hacking
After outrage that she was still on payroll, news emerged that Brooks held dozens of directorships
A continuing scandal and a growing pile of cash give directors plenty to talk about
Free paper finds a letter from a Guardian reporter confessing to some bad behavior
The former Beatle plans to talk to police about the privacy breach
Pressure mounts in the U.K. for the CNN host to answer phone hacking questions
She says a Mirror Group journalist hacked into her voicemail
Police arrested Stuart Kuttner, News of the World's former managing editor, on Tuesday
Nick Davies, the lead investigative reporter on phone hacking, landed on Monday
The British newspaper deleted hundreds of thousands of emails over the past year
The Journal is asking readers about the impact of the News Corp. scandal
The New York columnist accuses the Fox News host of inciting anti-Semitic threats
Staff is asked "to preserve and maintain" documents related to phone hacking
Things went very well for James Murdoch; Rebekah Brooks on the other hand…
A phone given to the grieving mother of Sarah Payne may have been hacked
Positions include a materials manager in Siberia and a symbology analyst in Barcelona
Lord Justice Leveson wants journalists' help in a year-long inquiry into press practices
Officials have instructed journalists to report the story freely
A list of those who seem out to get the CNN anchor
Everybody wants to know if BSkyB will ask James to step down as chairman Thursday
New details emerge form the paper's last days as scrutiny mounts at the Daily Mirror
A writer says goodbye to his Fleet Street dream job.
Subpoenas are on the way from the FBI and shareholder suits are multiplying
The former of James Murdoch's former employees say he lied to Parliament
Justice Department getting ready to subpoena troubled media company.
'Caylee' laws, the future of News Corp., and Marcus Bachmann-hater hypocrisy
The Sun, The Daily Mirror, and The Daily Mail alleged to use phone hacking, too
An editorial cartoon from the Murdoch-owned paper has stoked controversy
A statement say the board's "united in support of the senior management team"
The British prime minister answers for his ties to the News Corp. scandal
An American take on the key players leading up to yesterday's Parliament
Handing out gold, silver and bronze medals to Murdoch, Murdoch, and Brooks
Comparisons to Nixon's political scandal abound... yet again.
The many confused looks of News Corp.'s 80-year-old CEO
The CNN host and former News of the World editor breaks his silence on the scandal
News Corp.'s top executives appear at a hotly anticipated hearing before Parliament
Investors are exploring their options in preparation of parliamentary talks
Standard & Poor's cites investigations into the company in both the U.S. and U.K.
The death of former reporter Sean Hoare is "not thought to be suspicious"
From members of the Murdoch family to London police
The Murdoch-owned paper argues that politicians and rivals are exploiting the scandal
Assistant commissioner John Yates resigns as the scandal continues
He was the head of International News during the phone-hacking scandal
News Corp. chairman meets with family of murdered schoolgirl targeted in phone hacks
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