News International chief Tom Mockridge to leave
News International chief executive Tom Mockridge is to quit his role at the end of the month, News Corporation has announced.
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Readers don't want a 'state-sponsored Ministry of Truth'
The editors of newspapers in the News International stable have released a series of videos explaining their vision of a press regulator independent of the government.
The editor of the Sun is quoted on the News International website saying:
– Dominic Mohan, Editor of The SunSun readers expect journalists to behave responsibly, but don’t want them censored by a state-sponsored Ministry of Truth. This constructive proposal would create a tough but independent regulator supported by the vast majority of the industry – a workable solution which should command public confidence.
Rare picture of Murdoch at Sun management meeting
Rupert Murdoch's chief of staff has tweeted a photo which shows a rare glimpse of the head of News Corp at a meeting with The Sun's senior management.
Murdoch is pictured here alongside Sun editor Dominic Mohan "making footy plans" following the company's purchase of video clip rights to Premier League matches for The Times and The Sun's online operations.
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Not all national newspapers will survive, News Int chief says
The outgoing chief executive of News International has predicted some national newspapers will not survive in printed form as the industry confronts a decline in readership.
Tom Mockbridge told The Times he expected "some consolidation" of titles with sales dropping.
But he added that he remained an "unambiguous believer" that many printed newspapers would remain despite the shift of readers to websites.
BSkyB COO to replace Tom Mockridge as News Int boss
Current BSkyB Chief Operating Officer Mike Darcey is announced as News International Chief Executive after Tom Mockridge leaves post
From @SkyNewsBreak on Twitter:Mockridge replaced Rebekah Brooks as News International chief
News International chief Tom Mockridge to leave
News International chief executive Tom Mockridge is to quit his role at the end of the month, News Corporation has announced.
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Murdoch 'sorry' to see Tom Mockridge leave News Int
– Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News CorporationFor nearly 22 years, it has been my pleasure to have Tom Mockridge as a colleague.
Whether it was his early days with our newspaper group in Australia, his incredible work building Sky Italia, or his steadfast leadership of News
International, Tom has always been a skilled executive and a trusted friend.
His decision to step down is absolutely and entirely his own. I am sorry to see him leave us but I know he will be a great success wherever he goes."
Murdoch: Mockridge's decision to leave 'entirely his own'
News International chief executive Tom Mockridge is to quit his role at the end of the month, it has been announced.
Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News Corporation said the decision was "absolutely and entirely his own".
News International chief to 'pursue outside opportunities'
News International chief executive Tom Mockridge is to quit his role at the end of the month, News Corporation has announced.
Mockridge, who took over the position in July 2011, is stepping down to "pursue outside opportunities".
News International chief executive to step down
Tom Mockridge, chief executive of News International, will leave the company at the end of the month, News Corporation has announced.
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