All the stories tagged with rupert murdoch
LulzSec is back and hacks into The Sun’s website
07/19/2011, We had initially thought that the hacker group LulzSec had decided to hang up their hats and call it a day, as they had publically announced they would do so via their Twitter account. Well it looks like they might [...]
The Daily iPad-only newspaper launched
02/02/2011, Despite the delays, Rupert Murdoch’s iPad-only magazine, The Daily, has been launched. The magazine is touted to offer the best of traditional journalism, along with the best of contemporary technology. The app offers fancy features like a magazine-like reading interface [...]
The Daily iPad newspaper to be launched on Feb 2nd
01/27/2011, There have been rumors and delays to Apple and News Corp’s The Daily iPad-only newspaper but now the official invites have been sent out and the app will be launched on the 2nd of February, which is just a few [...]
The Daily iPad app to cost you $0.99 per week
01/26/2011, Being late isn’t something that you’d normally associate with a newspaper or magazine, but we already know that Rupert Murdoch’s The Daily iPad newspaper has been delayed. One of the many things that folks were wondering about this iPad-only publication [...]
The Daily iPad newspaper delayed for several weeks
01/13/2011, While many folks were happy to hear rumors that Rupert Murdoch’s iPad-only newspaper – The Daily, would be launched on January 19th, some bad news has surfaced. According to reports, the newspaper has been pushed back in order to help [...]
The Daily iPad-only newspaper to land on Jan 19th
01/13/2011, We’ve heard plenty of news about it for some time and now reports are in that The Daily, the first iPad-only newspaper venture, will be launching on January 19th, which is about a week away. If the reports are accurate, [...]
News Corp kills Alesia digital newsstand plan
10/22/2010, Murdoch’s News Corp has decided to kill off their rather glitzy “Digital Planet” newspaper app project that will target tablets, citing lack of interest and cost as the main reasons behind that action. What does this mean for the layperson? [...]
