News Corp shareholders 'troubled' by Murdochs' Leveson testimony

The Guardian Thursday 26th April, 2012

Leveson inquiry into media ethics.US shareholders are said to be worried that the Murdochs' testimony this week has raised new questions about the management of the company and posed potential threats to other areas of its media empire.Michael Pryce-Jones, senior policy analyst with Change To Win (CtW), a US advisory group that works with pension funds with over $200bn in assets, said the Murdochs' testimony raised two immediate concerns for shar...

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