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ft.com - 11/22/2008
FT.com / UK - Fox's Ailes renews his News Corp contract
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Fox News Channel creator Roger Ailes renewed his contract with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp as a new US presidential administration brings a fresh opportunity for the cable news network to reclaim its heritage as America's alternative news source. Mr Ailes signed a new five-year contract and will ...
huffingtonpost.com - 11/20/2008
Roger Ailes Renews Contract With News Corp - DEVELOPING
— huffingtonpost.com — FOX News chief Roger Ailes has signed on to remain at News Corp, the Huffington Post has... learned. News Corp is expected to announce later today that Ailes has signed a new deal that will keep him with the cable news network. More details ... (more) Roger Ailes Renews Contract With News Corp - DEVELOPING

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mediabistro.com - 11/21/2008
Ailes: "We Have Some Obligation In a New Presidency Not To Attempt To Destabilize It" ...
— mediabistro.com — ailes_11-21.jpg Following the news Roger Ailes has signed a new five-year contract with News Corporation, he talks... to the Los Angeles Times' Matea Gold . "I've got to build the business channel into a competitive force," he says of FBN. "And at some ... (more) Ailes: "We Have Some Obligation In a New Presidency ...

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News Hounds — ... The Financial Times is reporting (November 21, 2008) that Roger Ailes has signed a new five year contract with News Corp. Rupert Murdoch, News Corp.'s owner said Ailes "has done a remarkable job building Fox News into a force in journalism..." ...

Roger Ailes — The Rational Market From the Financial Times: Fox News Channel creator Roger Ailes renewed his contract with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp as a new US presidential administration brings a fresh opportunity for the cable news network to reclaim its heritage as America's alternative news source. ... "Roger has done a remarkable job building Fox News into a force in journalism and built a great asset for News Corporation," Mr Murdoch said in a statement. ... News Corp shares fell 11 per cent to $5.47 in New York ...

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