Carl Bernstein

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Author, journalist and the investigative reporter who, teamed with Bob Woodward, helped break and report on the Watergate story

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Is Rupert Murdoch's Media Empire Crumbling?

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Rupert Murdoch's troubles in Britain are escalating fast. Since closing his  News of the World , he's had to  buy back stock  in his News Corporation, to keep up its value.

Murdoch's Media Empire Exposed

Rupert Murdoch's troubles in Britain are escalating fast. Since closing his News of the World , he's had to buy back stock in his News Corporation, to keep up its value.

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