"SNL" cast play other media executives remembering Jobs on "Charlie Rose"

The one-time chief of News Corp.'s British papers says he was unaware of the extent of phone hacking

Occupy Wall Street converged early Friday on the Fox lot for the annual shareholders meeting

The decision to cancel came about gradually, as the bids became more complicated and Hulu continued to drive growth

The protesters have left their enclave in lower Manhattan to stop by the homes of some of New York's wealthiest individuals

Ailes appeared alongside News Corp. Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch on Fox News' "Fox & Friends" Monday morning

Mark Lewis, who represents the family of Milly Dowler, is teaming with U.S. lawyers to take on Rupert and James Murdoch

They claim that phone hacking is the latest in a sustained pattern of failed corporate governance and illicit activity at media conglomerate

The News of the World's former editor and lawyer restate their prior claims that Murdoch knew of an e-mail that he told Parliament he did not

Thomas Perkins, considered one of the more independent board members, will not return while James Breyer faces a vote to join the board in October

After a report earlier this week that News International paid its former editor while he was working for the conservative party, there is now a report suggesting he is still on the payroll

Arrest raises questions about whether hacking occurred in U.S.