A federal judge has compelled Fox Corp. to open its internal archives to shareholders who believe Rupert Murdoch's media empire was governed more by loyalty to its founder than by independent oversight. The ruling, arriving as Murdoch enters his nineties, forces into the legal record the private deliberations behind some of the most consequential corporate crises in modern media history. It is a reminder that accountability in powerful institutions rarely begins with confession — it begins with discovery.
Judge Orders Fox to Disclose Documents on Murdoch's Handling of Scandals
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