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Thursday 7 July 2011, Today Programme, BBC Radio 4
What are the broader implications of the phone hacking scandal for the place of News International in British society? Henry Porter and journalist Toby Young debate whether Rupert Murdoch's tabloids "have to be controlled and contained"
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Sunday 12 June 2011, The Observer
Rupert Murdoch's influence is so strong that even in parliament the phone-hacking scandal has been barely talked about
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Saturday 9 April 2011, Guardian.co.uk
The phone-hacking scandal cannot be 'put in a box' - News International's admissions must be the beginning of transparency
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Sunday 23 January 2011, The Observer
News International has become too influential for the good of British society
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Sunday 9 January 2011, The Observer
The phone-hacking was disgraceful, but the behaviour of News International is more scandalous still
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Sunday 26 December 2010, The Observer
A newspaper sting and Vince Cable's hubris have handed the owner of the Sun yet more power
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Sunday 10 October 2010, The Observer
Unless the business secretary intervenes, the merger of BSkyB with News International could further threaten the wellbeing of British media
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Sunday 12 September 2010, The Observer
Murdoch has become one of the political issues of our time, as menacing in his own special way to democracy and conduct of politics as many other threats our society faces
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September 9 2010, House of Commons - Hansard
Anyone can have their phone tapped by the newspapers, and they do. The
House does not forget them as we debate the narrow issue of the abuse
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Friday 23 July 2010, Liberty Central, Guardian
The public needs to see justice done. Instead the DPP's decision sends a message that the police are immune from prosecution
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Wednesday 14 July 2010, Liberty Central, Guardian
The review of UK terrorism laws reveals a home secretary moving in the right direction on civil liberties
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Sunday 11 July 2010, The Observer
David Cameron and Nick Clegg share a view of the state which is fundamentally distinct from Labour's centralised authority
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Sunday 27 June 2010, 7.30pm, Agitpop, North Cotswold Community Radio
Henry Porter is interviewed for NCCR's pop and politics show. Scroll down to 'Listen Again - AgitPop - Henry Porter' to hear the two hour show.
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Friday 21 May 2010, Liberty Central blog, Guardian
With the new government promising to respect our civil liberties, I think now is a good time for me to bow out
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