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The British Parliament Plans To Prevent News Group From Acquiring Sky Broadcasting Pactions.

2011/7/12 9:13:00 49

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Murdoch

The news of the world's news agency, News Corp, has caused great social outrage after the deep news of the news of the world. Members of the British Parliament will draw up a plan to prevent the news group from buying the remaining shares of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BSkyB), which will bring potential damage to the strength of the prime minister's Cameron administration.

Britain's Ed Miliband, the leader of the opposition party, said on 10, if Prime Minister Miliband

Cameron

(David Cameron) has not taken steps to stop the news group's acquisition of the sky and close the remaining 61% stake, which will pressure the parliament to vote on the deal this week (July 11th week).

Once the vote is carried out, it will split the power of the coalition government led by Cameron, because the minority party in the coalition government, the Liberal Democratic Party, has been unoptimistic about the media led by Murdoch, and has hinted that once the vote will be on the side of the Communist Party.

According to a senior official from the British government, the government is planning to suspend news group mergers and acquisitions.

Sky Broadcasting

Deal.

The prime minister spokesman did not comment on this.

After the news of the world crashed into the eavesdropper gate, Murdoch ordered the last edition of the British newspaper to cease publication last weekend.

Murdoch has arrived in London on the 10 day to take over the efforts to rescue the British Sky Broadcasting in person, in order to reduce the loss of news group, but did not comment on the CEO Rebekah Brooks of the world news.

Murdoch is also facing pressure from the British government to reconsider the acquisition. Among them, the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Nick Clegg, urged Clegg to reconsider the news group's bid for Sky Broadcasting after its British media was deeply in the eavesdropping door.

Murdoch, who is close to News Corp, said the British government felt the pressure of the British government to stop the paction, but it might be able to achieve other M & A targets.

News group's tapping door has plagued the prime minister Cameron, but at the same time, it has made the relationship between British politicians and media become the focus of public questioning. The latest allegation against the news of the world is to buy the Royal contact form from the police and try to buy the telephone records of the victims of the 911 incident in the United States.

Market analysts believe that the paction is close to deadlock.

Some British Sky broadcasters believe that the deal will eventually be realized and the implementation process will be delayed.

The Labour Party has accused the prime minister Cameron of having intimate personal relations with Murdoch.