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UPI Almanac for Thursday, May 2, 2013.
News Corp. said Tuesday in New York the entertainment and media company it is spinning off will be called 21st Century Fox.
A former police officer was sentenced to 10 months in prison Wednesday and a former prison officer 16 months for selling information to a British tabloid.
Market upswing crumbles Monday ... Dell says it has new purchase offers ... H&M releases supplier list ... FCC rule is a sticky wicket for Murdoch ... News from United Press International.
A Washington lobbyist for News Corp. said declining newspaper sales should prompt a rule change to allow Rupert Murdoch to buy the Los Angeles Times.
A British lawmaker has accepted "very substantial damages" and an apology after a reporter from The Sun hacked her phone to read private text messages.
A News of the World insider has turned police informant, reporting hundreds of instances of phone hacking, Britain's The Guardian reported.
The editor of a British Sunday tabloid and three other former Sunday Mirror journalists were arrested Thursday in the phone-hacking scandal.
British Prime Minister David Cameron said talks with Liberal Democrats on press regulation had collapsed, pushing him to pursue his own course of action.
UPI Almanac for Monday, March 11, 2013.
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