James Murdoch Admits News Corp Put British MPs Under Covert Surveillance

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November 10, 2011 James Murdoch Admits News Corp Put British MPs Under Covert Surveillance Lionsgate's 'The Hunger Games' to Be Released in China James Murdoch Insists he was not Told About Internal Evidence That Phone Hacking was Widespread at The News Of The World Piers Morgan Set to Leave NBC's 'America's Got Talent' Ricky Gervais Offers to Host Oscars Following Eddie Murphy, Brett Ratner Exits MOVIES Holly Hunter Joins Cast of Dutch Film 'Jackie' (Exclusive) Andrea Riseborough-Starrer 'Resistance' to Get Royal Audience 'Hunger Games' Full Trailer to Premiere on 'Good Morning America' 'Human Centipede' Sequel Fails to Scare Up U.K. Audience Hollywood Movies Lift Cineplex to Record Q3 Results Directors Albert Hughes, Roger Donaldson and Joel Schumacher Amongst Jurors for Plus Camerimage Festival TV No Sign of Cable Cutting in Germany at John Malone's Kabel BW Slow But Steady Growth at Sky Deutschland Spanish Popular Party Aims to Eliminate Fee Imposed on Private Broadcasters

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