Murdoch Issues Compliance Manifesto

News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch said in a memo to his employees Wednesday that he's beefing up the company's antibribery training and reviewing its compliance programs because of the phone hacking and bribery scandal.

More than a dozen journalists from News Corp.'s U.K. papers have been arrested. After the scandal broke last July, Murdoch closed the News of the World; the Sun is still in publication.

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U.K. Report: Murdoch Showed 'Willful Blindness'

A narrow majority of U.K. lawmakers said today that Rupert Murdoch is unfit to lead News Corp, partly because he showed 'willful blindness' to illegal activity happening in the company.

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Dark Clouds Over News Corp

The News Corp scandal started with phone hacking in the U.K., and alleged bribes to police there that could have violated U.K. laws and the FCPA.

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News Corp's Path Forward

Forbes' Nathan Vardi yesterday lined up some facts that may point to a planned self disclosure by News Corp to the DOJ and SEC.

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James Murdoch And The FCPA

The U.K.'s domestic antibribery laws are sturdy enough to handle a prosecution of Rupert Murdoch's son, James, if one is justified.

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