新闻集团窃听丑闻或让传媒巨人默多克辞职（News Corp hacking scandal or letting media giant Murdoch resign）.docVIP

新闻集团窃听丑闻或让传媒巨人默多克辞职（News Corp hacking scandal or letting media giant Murdoch resign） When the Watergate hacking incident ousted president Nixon from the United States, the news group tapped the door, or let the media giant Murdoch resign. With the ldquo, rdquo, and the escalating events, Murdoch had to take on ldquo at the age of 80, rdquo, captain of the fire brigade. However, the face of criticism from all walks of life, as well as the pressure on the east side, not only Murdoch this time it is difficult to return all the way, that is, the news group, the industrys aircraft carrier is also facing the risk of being split. News Corporation has always been regarded as a benchmark for traditional media. Now, in the face of growing ldquo, wiretapping rdquo, News Corp has discovered how to hold onto its media is a big problem. Murdoch said the day before, are likely to sell all of the British newspaper group. The escalation media giant “ mime ” “ rdquo hacking; when the incident just exposed, used to see the strong wind and big waves Murdoch and not too care about this, even if it is closed news of the world, has also been interpreted as Murdoch for the acquisition of the British Sky TV to take ldquo single car shed; ” strategy. However, the development of the situation is beyond the expectation of the old world. As more and more details were revealed, more and more News Corp executives and even government officials were dragged into the water, and Murdoch realized the seriousness of the problem. In order to quell public anger, in July 15th, Murdoch publicly apologized to the families of the victims of hacking. After apologizing, he was surrounded by reporters and demonstrators at the door. Angry demonstrators holding high “ shameless! Shameless! ” slogans. Obviously, the anger of the people is far beyond what Murdoch had expected. Murdoch had to resort to thunderbolt, on July 15th, News Corps News International CEO Brooks and News Corps Dow Jones group CEO rice. In Jul