RUPERT MURDOCH

As Rupert Murdoch salivated, HBO’s deal with Amazon Prime helped Time Warner’s Q2 profits.

The phone hacking scandal forced Rupert Murdoch to shutter News of the World.

Find out what happened at the "Legend Of Korra" Season 3 panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2014.

21st Century Fox is expected to use the proceeds from its partial exit from Europe to fuel its pursuit in the United States of Time Warner.

Having confidently rejected Rupert Murdoch, Time Warner Inc., which owns HBO and CNN, is getting the rumor-mill treatment.

A $1 billion donation let's you host a CNN anchor "Hunger Games" fight to the death.

Coverage of the Malaysia Airlines crash and Israeli invasion of Gaza lifted CNN, but Fox News still dominates.

Fox made an offer for Time Warner for about $80 billion or about $85 per share in a mix of stock and cash that Time Warner rebuffed, both companies disclosed last week.

CBS CEO Leslie Moonves said the media company would look at CNN if it goes up for sale as part of a merger with Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.

Headlines about how Comcast, Rupert Murdoch and the Time Warner companies have been overwhelming.

Amid consolidation mania, a merger for Time Warner is likely, but not everyone wants to work for Rupert Murdoch.

Sources say Fox would sell CNN to appease regulators.

Rumors surround a conference of media and technology honchos, with Wall Street observers expecting a tech company to dip into broadcasting.

Coulson and Goodman were accused of bribing police officers to obtain royal telephone directories.

Prosecutors will decide Monday whether to retry Andy Coulson and Clive Goodman.

Murdoch and Scotland Yard agreed to table the questioning until the News of the World phone-hacking trial concluded.

The scandal's players gave false hope to a missing teen's family and pried on the lives of everyone from the royal family to movie stars.

Victims of the News of the World's phone hacking included murdered teenage Milly Dowler.

With a new female-dominated panel show, Fox News is courting “The View” crowd -- just in time for Barbara Walters’ retirement.

"I think it underlines the fact that it remains a family dynasty in spite of being a listed company," commentator and former Murdoch editor Roy Greenslade said.

Princess Diana had separated from Prince Charles in 1992 and was killed in a car crash in 1997, a year after the couple's divorce.