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Do you mean Sky?"Don't want to upset their paymasters" - spot on
Do you realise Murdock no longer is involved with Sky? He sold up.
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Do you mean Sky?"Don't want to upset their paymasters" - spot on
Do you mean Sky?
Do you realise Murdock no longer is involved with Sky? He sold up.
NewsUK have a stake in Sky TV as well The Sun newspaper. I'm pretty sure Ben Stokes has a column in a rival newspaper?
News UK - Wikipedia
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News Corp UK & Ireland Limited is a newspaper publishing company. The Company publishes national newspapers in the United Kingdom, develops and sells access software, owns warehouses, offers transportation services and owns satellite television broadcasting facilities. News Corp UK & Ireland operates in the United Kingdom.
I think they may be involved with TalkSport as well who recently got broadcasting rights for a cricket series?
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Scott Taunton was appointed CEO of Wireless in November 2016, following its acquisition by News UK, one of the country’s leading media businesses and owner of The Times, The Sunday Times and The Sun.
As Wireless CEO Scott oversees three leading national radio brands – Virgin Radio UK, talkSPORT and talkRADIO. Wireless also owns a raft of market-leading Irish stations, alongside Wireless Studios – the rapidly expanding digital audio and podcasting arm of Wireless – and digital businesses Simply Zesty and Tibus.
The same company also have the chief editor of The Sun as an executive
I've never mentioned MurdochRupert Murdoch's Sky reign to end as Fox sells all shares to Comcast
US media firm issues final knockout £30bn bid in battle for control of Sky TVwww.theguardian.com
I've never mentioned Murdoch
Bizarre comeback
Wouldn't use it as a bog roll.Sun pays damages
The Sun pays damages to Ben Stokes over family tragedy story
Tabloid apologises to cricketer and his mother and says 2019 article should not have been publishedwww.theguardian.com