Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch's threat to block Google from being able to search its Web sites. In November 2009, I posted, "Murdoch to Google: Drop Dead. I said "maybe Murdoch should think twice before pulling the plug on 25 percent of WSJ.com's...
Is Rupert Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive of News Corp.crazy like a fox, or is he about to turn the best selling Sunday broadsheet in Britain into a newsletter? At SES Chicago 2009, Jeff Jarvis said that the big old publishers, such as...
Rupert Murdoch related sites - Times Online, UK / Wall Street Journal / FOX News The big story is that Newsknife's combined figures for sites owned by Rupert Murdoch put them in second place at a time when Murdoch has declared his unhappiness with...
This is useful if you want to "de-index" (yeah, we're looking at you, Rupert) from News Search but still be included in Google's main search - or vice versa. Can't access something on Wall Street Journal?
Two weeks ago, I commented on Rupert Murdoch's threat that News Corp.was thinking of blocking Google from being able to search its Web sites: "Murdoch to Google: Drop Dead. And Murdoch needs to learn that his news content doesn't send traffic to...
Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch didn't really tell Google to drop dead. Sky News - Interview with Rupert Murdoch What Murdoch did say in a Sky News interview today was that his company is considering blocking Google from being able to search its...
Rupert Murdoch inherited a few newspapers in Australia decades ago that were in the red. But Murdoch needs to step aside for younger minds to guide his giant into the next stage of the electronic age.
News Corp Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch Murdoch, owner of The Wall Street Journal, doesn't have such a bleak outlook: It gives a huge opportunity for the Wall Street Journal. The search industry's filled with former journalists who've seen the...
Leon Lazaroff and Cecile Daurat of Bloomberg.com report that Rupert Murdoch's $5 billion takeover bid of Dow Jones & Co.owner of the Wall Street Journal, Barron's and Dow Jones Newswires, is sparking interest by other media companies in acquiring...
