being labeled not suspicious, but an investigation is ongoing. tomorrow murdoch and his son james testify to british parliament along with brooks. bloomberg reports that murdoch s testimony may decide his future as ceo. murdoch released a full-page apology advertisement in every british newspaper yesterday. while murdoch tries to portray the scandal as an isolated incident, new details show a corporate culture of thuggery and cover-ups. according to the new york times news corp paid $655 million over the last five years to silence charges of spying and anti-competitive practices by its marketing division. the division is led by paul carlucci who murdoch named the publisher of the new york post. coming up, we ll show you another troubling example of how he helped define a culture of intimidation that murdoch claims doesn t exist. we ll be right back. ties.
before the break i told you about the news corp s paul carlucci. his department is responsible for $655 million in lawsuit settlements. maybe this is why he routinely shows this clip from the movie the untouchables to his staff and says bet-wetting liberal employees will be booted from the company. i m going out there for myself. but i get nowhere unless the team wins. team. team. the team. well, we can t show you the rest of the violent clip on television, but the head of news corp s marketing department thought it was appropriate to show that to his sales staff. joining me tonight is the president of the foundation who was the director of outfoxed.
amazing what money can do. if you are wondering, as you should be, whatever happened to that news corp executive who motivated his staff by playing that movie scene, whatever happened to good old skull-crushing paul carlucci, he is now the editor of rupert murdoch s own new york post. mr. carr, thank you for being here. pleasure to be with you, rachel. there s a report tonight that news corp directors are contemplating replacing murdoch with chase kerry to the top position. do you place much stock in these reports, and how big of deal would it be? it would be a massive deal, hard to imagine news corp. without rupert murdoch. those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome.
they had the right guy to do it, according to a fortune magazine profile, he is similar to carlucci, who once tried to motivate his sales team by taking a baseball bat and crushing it. rupert murdoch s news america began to play hardball with floor graphics so so much so that in 2006 floor graphics had enough, filed an unfair news practice against news america. computer espionage. hacking. where have i heard this before? this complaint filed in new jersey federal court in 2006 accuses rupert murdoch s american supermarket services company of repeatedly and systematically hacking into their computer database. on at least 11 separate
being labeled not suspicious, but an investigation is ongoing. tomorrow murdoch and his son james testify to british parliament along with brooks. bloomberg reports that murdoch s testimony may decide his future as ceo. murdoch released a full-page apology advertisement in every british newspaper yesterday. while murdoch tries to portray the scandal as an isolated incident, new details show a corporate culture of thuggery and cover-ups. according to the new york times news corp paid $655 million over the last five years to silence charges of spying and anti-competitive practices by its marketing division. the division is led by paul carlucci who murdoch named the publisher of the new york post. coming up, we ll show you another troubling example of how he helped define a culture of intimidation that murdoch claims doesn t exist. we ll be right back.