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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp Under the Scanner as Australian Senate to Probe Media Monopolies -Peoples Dispatch

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp Under the Scanner as Australian Senate to Probe Media Monopolies -Peoples Dispatch

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published Published on Nov 16, 2020   modified Modified on Nov 18, 2020

-Newsclick.in/ Peoples Dispatch

The senate inquiry announcement comes days after a petition by ex-prime minister Kevin Rudd to investigate Murdoch’s media monopoly in Australia garnered half a million signatures

On Wednesday, November 11, the Australian Senate voted in favor of an inquiry into media monopolies in the country with the focus certain to be on Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. The move to hold an inquiry was proposed by Green Party senator Sarah Hanson-Young and was passed with the backing of other opposition groups. Hanson-Young announced the Senate decision on Twitter. Even though the conservative ruling bloc of the Liberal-National Coalition did not take a stand, they did not have the numbers to block the move either.

The decision comes less than a week after a petition by ex-prime minister Kevin Rudd attracted over half a million signatures from across Australia. The investigation moved by the Senate does not mention Murdoch or News Corp, but primarily focuses on the monopolies in Australia, how they influence the democratic process in the country and the challenges it poses to public broadcasters and the digital media landscape.

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