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I was never a porn baron, Desmond tells CNBC
Desmond defends the adult magazines his company used to own, and says Rupert Murdoch isn't the "greatest ... chairman Rupert Murdoch. The CNBC Meets series is presented by former Good Morning with Anne ... , Rothman s cigarettes to Jaguar cars." Murdoch is both an "inspiration" and a "rival", Desmond says, but he is not "the greatest manager" he has ever come across and says Murdoch spent too much money on his ...
Maurice Levy: 'Digital is the name of the game tomorrow'
changed dramatically over the last few years." Rupert Murdoch, founder and chairman of News Corporation ...
Sorrell backs News Corp's attempts to buy Sky
and marketing group behind JWT, Ogilvy and MediaCom, also left no doubt about his support for Rupert Murdoch ... and the News of the World. He said: "We also welcome Rupert Murdoch's efforts to ensure that consumers pay ...
Media 360 keynote speakers announced
's Rupert Howell and new Global chief Stephen Miron among the industry leaders addressing the event.
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