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Introducing the News. Corp tablet, Amplify, aimed at schools

See that tablet above? That's the Amplify, built by the News Corporation-owned company of the same name, an educational unit of Rupert Murdoch's media empire. A 10-inch Android tablet, it's been designed with public school classrooms in mind, aimed at…

6th March 2013 Gerald Lynch Android, Tablet, Tech Digest news

Rupert Murdoch attacks Google, claiming they profit from piracy

Media mogul and News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch has taken to his recently-opened Twitter account to attack search-giants Google, accusing them of enabling internet pirates and profiting in the process. In a tirade that also pulled in Barrack Obama, the…

16th January 2012 Gerald Lynch Google, Tech Digest news, Twitter

Rupert Murdoch joins Twitter, is branded a "w*nker"

Rupert Murdoch, the powerful and often controversial head of media powerhouse News Corporation, has joined Twitter. The ageing media baron has managed to rack up a whopping 80,000 followers in the short time since joining the micro-blogging service on…

3rd January 2012 Gerald Lynch Tech Digest news, Twitter

The Sun website readers personal info released on the web after hack

The Sun website has yet again fallen foul to a hacking attack, which may have lead to the release of thousands of users' sensitive information being released online. The attack has been attributed to a hacker known as Batteye, who…

2nd August 2011 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Media, Tech Digest news

Hacking the hackers: LulzSec strike at News International

LulzSec, the computer hacking collective thought to have disbanded after hitting a string of high profile targets including Sony, have returned to strike at News International in protest towards the recent phone hacking scandal. Targetting The Sun newspaper's website, the…

19th July 2011 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Features, Media, Tech Digest news

News Corp withdraw bid for BSkyB

In the light of the recent hacking scandal that has rocked News Corporation to the core, Rupert Murdoch's media empire has decided to withdraw its bid for BSkyB, a monopolising move that seemed almost certain to be green-lit just a…

13th July 2011 Gerald Lynch Media, Tech Digest news

Activision Blizzard boss Kotick looking to buy Myspace?

Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick is said to be part of an investor consortium in talks with News Corporation about buying a controlling stake in the ailing MySpace social network. The New York Post (itself owned by News Corp.) is…

10th June 2011 Gerald Lynch Social Media, Tech Digest news

Six potential buyers somehow found for MySpace

The knackered social platform MySpace is up for sale – and owner News Corp has somehow managed to round up six potential bidders. Rupert Murdoch's company paid $580 million for MySpace in 2005, when it was at the peak…

27th April 2011 ShinyJess Social Media, Tech Digest news

Pub fights Murdoch over Premier League broadcast rights, may have bagged cheaper Sky TV for us all

We always love a story about an underdog taking on the big mega-corporations, but they're especially sweet if their actions may well serve to save us all a few quid in the long-run. As is the case of Karen Murphy…

4th February 2011 Gerald Lynch Features, Satellite TV, Tech Digest news

The Daily iPad News App: Why You Should Care and Why You Should Be Afraid Too

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation yesterday launched The Daily iPad news app, a massive new venture reportedly costing $13 million dollars to develop. A premium-cost news service, it's the first to employ Apple's newly-introduced iTunes subscription system. "The iPad demands…

3rd February 2011 Gerald Lynch Apple, Features, iPad, Tablet, Tech Digest news

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