Now News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch has taken it upon himself to personally quell the unrest.

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Murdoch started building what is now News Corp. with two newspapers in Australia back in 1954, and publishing remains his first love.

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Now news of the off-shore oil find has provided a bubble of optimism and a hope that some lengthy wish lists will be addressed.

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Previously Tweets from services such as Instagram or YouTube showed photos or videos from those services directly on Twitter, but now news publishers will have this functionality as well.

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Just as ten years after the Moneyball revolution all baseball organizations still employ scouts, ten years from now news networks will still have plenty of talking heads like Joe Scarbough and Paul Begala.

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By 1998, when news moved into new studios in the last part of TV Centre to be completed, bulletins were being broadcast round the clock on News 24, now the News Channel, which launched the previous year.

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News International is a subsidiary of News Corp and published the now-defunct News of the World (NoW) tabloid.

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She joined TV as one of the Editors of the new rolling news channel, BBC News 24 (now the BBC News channel) in 1997.

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Now comes news that Caterpillar has settled out of court with the former principals of Siwei.

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However, while they now translate news and political documents well, they struggle with more nuanced texts.

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Now the news is getting very bad, which will only make matters worse for the future of the company.

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And a third of all U.S. adults now get news on a mobile device at least once a week.

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It has taken a decade, but Newsmax is now a news powerhouse and a must-read on the conservative media circuit.

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But it also might look more like Now This News, a start-up from former HuffPost principals Ken Lerer and Eric Hippeau.

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Now the news is that Tizen is gaining steam faster than expected.

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Now that news can be distributed via the Internet, anyone can start a blog and have the same potential audience as the largest newspapers.

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Now comes news that Vietnam is entering the World Trade Organization and that the U.S. could soon establish permanent normal trade relations with the country.

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Now Wired News has an exclusive interview with three of the hackers--aged 16, 19 and 20--who explain what happened and share some of their techniques.

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Prime Minister David Cameron set up the inquiry after the now defunct News of the World newspaper admitted intercepting voicemail messages of prominent people to find stories.

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Now the news is, of course, that nothing bad happened.

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With reports that Cook has met with China Mobile, and now the news that Jobs has met several times, we are getting closer and closer to a legal China Mobile iPhone.

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Now comes news that a gene test sold by Celera that claims to predict elevated risk of heart disease may be badly flawed and not signal heart risk at all.

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Certain news and magazine publications are now wary of news aggregators such as Flipboard, after seeing lumpy growth in advertising revenue from putting their content in the app.

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The BBC Ten O'Clock News is now the most popular late news bulletin every night of the week, says the corporation, with an average audience of 5m viewers.

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The investigation has focused primarily on News Corp. publications including the Sun and the now-closed News of the World tabloid, but has recently widened to include other newspaper groups.

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There's more news now that might make women think twice about hormone replacement therapy.

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"People now want local news, " says Edward Anderson, a broker partner with National Media Associates.

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Now the bad news: It is impossible for an alcoholic to quit drinking in secret.

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To talk more about that, we turn now to NPR News analyst Juan Williams.

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Now, when news of Tim Geithner's appointment leaked out, the stock market responded very favorably.

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