… including Rupert Murdoch.

"Sarah Ellison, the Wall Street Journal media reporter who recently signed a deal with Houghton Mifflin to write a book about Rupert Murdoch’s takeover of Dow Jones, said she will leave the paper for a year in order to work on the book."

"The news that Daddy Rupert is making way for son James is not good for the PM."

New floor-to-ceiling panels in the newsroom of News Corp’s Australian rival Fairfax show a picture of… Rupert Murdoch.

"The family trust of News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch on Friday reported selling $354.8 million worth of News Corp. stock."

Rupert Murdoch: "We are studying it and we expect to make that free, and instead of having one million (subscribers), having at least 10 million-15 million in every corner of the earth,"

Rupert Murdoch: "Right now, all the economic indicators are that next year could be rough, and so we’re not going to give (definitive earnings) guidance until we are a little bit closer to it."

"News Corporation chairman Rupert Murdoch said today the group was continuing to consider making the online version of the Wall Street Journal free, once News Corp formally takes control of Dow Jones next month."

"The new [Fox Business Channel] is aimed squarely at the market leader, CNBC, as it tries to capture US cable and satellite subscribers seeking financial news."

Rupert Murdoch has set up shop in a Dow Jones conference room. News Corp and Dow Jones execs are deciding whether to compete with the New York Times as a national paper or to focus more on the FT abroad. Chernin: No decision yet on the WSJ.com paywall.

WSJ.com looks at its own position in the paid content debate, and puts it all in perspective with a great chart showing print vs. online advertising revenues at US daily newspapers on the same scale.

"News Corp Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch said on Tuesday that he was leaning toward making online Wall Street Journal free, but had made no decision yet."

"News Corp. said Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch received compensation for the year ended June 30 valued at $32.1 million … Mr. Murdoch received personal use of corporate aircraft valued at $337,427."

Michael Wolff, the media columnist for Vanity Fair, landed an advance in the high six figures from Doubleday for a biography of Rupert Murdoch.