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| Two bailed in computer hack inquiry The Press Association Two men arrested as part of Scotland Yard's investigation into computer hacking have been bailed. A 50-year-old, who was arrested at his home in Hertfordshire on Friday morning, and a 51-year-old, who was detained in Surrey hours later, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| British media scandal: 2 new computer hacking arrests, senior police officer ... Washington Post LONDON — Britain's media ethics scandal flared again just ahead of Rupert Murdoch's launch of The Sun on Sunday, with two men arrested on suspicion of computer hacking Friday and a senior police officer placed under investigation for allegedly leaking ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| News Corp. Hacker Said to Have US Phone Numbers in His Notes BusinessWeek 25 (Bloomberg) -- The former News Corp. private detective who hacked phones for the News of the World had US telephone numbers among the details of British hacking victims in his notes, a person familiar with the matter said. Glenn Mulcaire, jailed in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hacking Plaintiffs Allege a Coverup Wall Street Journal In the filings, the lawyers representing phone-hacking victims say News Group Newspapers, the News International subsidiary that included the News of the World, had a legal obligation to preserve information starting in at least 2007. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News International Accused Of Mass Deleting Emails, Phone Hacking Evidence Huffington Post News International was hit with another development in the company's long-running scandal when claims of a massive phone hacking cover-up at the News of the World became public on Friday. The Guardian reported on the release of court documents, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UK Police Arrest Two Men in Reporters' Computer-Hacking Probe BusinessWeek 24 (Bloomberg) -- London police arrested two men and searched one of their homes as part of a computer-hacking probe triggered by News Corp.'s phone-hacking scandal. The men, 50 and 51, who the police didn't identify by name, were arrested at addresses ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Did News of the World Have an 'Email-Deletion Policy'? - The Daily ... By Mike Giglio This week, News International finally settled the last of nearly 60 lawsuits recently brought by alleged victims of phone hacking against the company, the U.K. arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. But court documents released yesterday by a ... articles | ||
| After the 'for Neville' email they decided to wipe the ... - Hacked off By Hacked off The company insisted for years that Goodman was the 'one rogue reporter' involved in hacking, but pressure on it mounted steadily from July 2009, when the Guardian revealed the 'for Neville' email, appearing to implicate others. Hacking inquiry - Hacked off | ||
| News International Accused Of Mass Deleting Emails, Phone Hacking By The Huffington Post News Editors News International was hit with another development in the company's long-running scandal when claims of a massive phone hacking cover-up at the News of the World became public on Friday. The Huffington Post | Full News Feed |
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| Senior UK police officer faces phone hacking probe | Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's independent police watchdog launched an investigation on Friday into claims that a senior officer passed information to Rupert ... www.reuters.com/.../us-newscorp-hacking-police-idUSTRE81... |
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