The vote of confidence in Murdoch comes after U.K. parliamentary report declares him unfit to lead the company

Rupert Murdoch also acknowledged a cover-up at his media conglomerate, News Cop., blaming one or two people at his British newspaper properties

On a Tribeca panel with Susan Sarandon, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore says he hated Davis Guggenheim's "Waiting for Superman"

News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch will return to England for another day of testimony about phone hacking

Teri Everett, News Corp.'s former PR czar, left the company at the end of January

News Corp. gave the UK police documents leading to the arrest of five of its journalists, how bad will the scandal get?

Cops claim journalists at now-shuttered News Corp. tabloid misled them and obstructed search for missing girl later found dead

Former U.K. newspaper editor Morgan has repeatedly denied condoning hacking, but what else does he know?

Glenn Mulcaire, a private investigator who worked for the News of the World, has been arrested

The actor accuses the Mail of hacking his phone; J.K. Rowling to appear next

Pressed by the committee, Murdoch stands by his prior testimony

Rupert Murdoch's friend will also receive access to a company limo and an office for two years, the Guardian reports