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First it was the News of the World that was caught phone-hacking.

And then just a week ago it was another Murdoch paper, as the Sun was implicated.

And now, it is yet another Murdoch publication, the Times of London, Rupert’s most prestigious British publication.

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What’s a little slander, privacy invasion, abetting and maybe a little treason if not the cost of doing business?

A variety of links to articles/interviews on current topics that may, or may not, be of interest.

A variety of links to articles/interviews on current topics that may, or may not, be of interest.

A court has ordered Glenn Mulcaire to disclose information on who gave him the order to hack the phones of Elle Macpherson and at least five other public individuals, including a Liberal Democrat deputy leader. The Guardian reports, “Mulcaire has lost an attempt to appeal against a court order obliging him to identify who instructed him to hack the phones, something he has resisted since February.” Mulcaire worked for News International and was jailed for phone hacking in 2007.

It is always nice to see that Rupert Murdoch owned all levels of government.

It is becoming clear that pretty much every method of privacy invasion Murdoch’s empire could do, they did do.

Murdoch, his son, and his indicted “fifth” daughter get ready to testify before Parliament later this morning.