For billionaire wannabes, there is always the old fashioned way of entrepreneurial success as in Bill Gates, Sam Walton, Rupert Murdoch, Steve Wynn, Craig McCaw and Ron Perelman.

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The denial comes amid an investigation by Australian police into claims by Bill O'Chee, a former lawmaker from Queensland state, that Rupert Murdoch's eldest son was in 1998 involved in an attempt by News Ltd. to gain support for certain legislation related to digital television.

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This will tell you not only about the Cameron-Murdoch meeting in May 2010, but that other people he met formally last year included Bill Gates, Bob Geldof, Nick Ross and Brooke Kinsella.

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This part of the bill caused it to be delayed after an opposition challenge in the Lords to stop media magnates such as Rupert Murdoch being able to buy broadcasters such as Five, formerly Channel 5.

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