From the closing of a major tabloid to resignations and arrests, TheWrap traces the contours of the ongoing scandal

Neil Wallis, former News editor a key suspect in the hacking scandal, worked for Metropolitan police chief Paul Stephenson and got him a perk at a spa

Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is the second biggest shareholder after the Murdoch family

Calls are intensifying for a criminal investigation on this side of the Atlantic -- and there's that pesky shareholders' suit

Statement: "It has become clear that it is too difficult to progress in this climate"

The British correspondent defends the utter inferiority of his country's media

News Corp. says it will cooperate

Reports indicate the former prime minister's property and family medical records were compromised by Murdoch owned paper

Claim filed in Delaware by angry investors

The Watergate writer says that the scandal at the News of the World an integral part of the culture built by Rupert Murdoch at News Corp, not some aberration

By shutting down the British tabloid, the company may have rescued a deal for BSkyB, but the taint could spread

The bubble burst for Murdoch in real time against a backdrop of fellow media, tech and social media billionaires gathered in Sun Valley