Guardian reports more hacking stories to come
Guardian reporter says more hacking exposés ahead as investigations into phone hacking widen. Mick Davies led years of inquiries into royal and political figures, police, and celebrities, amid broader claims of tabloid methods and payments.
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Long history of journalism scandals and phone hacking
A sprawling account traces phone hacking and press corruption across journalism, naming Rupert Murdoch era executives, political figures, and major outlets. It notes historic cases from The New York World and others, highlighting invasions of privacy, sensational tactics, and the impact on public trust.
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Etion
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Hove
Rexen
Anrer
Yallow Journaliser
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Tose Pulitzer
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Hearst
Erie
Louie Selbsald
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Tyan
Woodine Wilunn
Celyald Thad
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