Rupert Murdoch was apparently outraged that the newspaper he owns published a piece that touted the success of a newsletter ...
Rupert Murdochs clash with the Wall Street Journal over coverage of Fox News critic Oliver Darcy highlights tensions between ...
Rupert Murdoch was reportedly very displeased with one of his media properties after it published a glowing profile of Oliver ...
Oliver Darcy left CNN, one of the most recognized news outlets in the world, to start a newsletter. It has quickly become a must-read for the power brokers of publishing and entertainment. Darcy’s ...
Oliver Darcy was the politics editor at Business Insider. Previously, he was the deputy managing editor at TheBlaze. He graduated with a degree in political science from the University of ...
Former Washington Post editor Philip Rucker, who was hired at CNN in January, is now in charge of all D.C. editorial and ...
It's a very somber scene in the building—people crying and upset,’ a network staffer said. ‘Lots of panicked phone calls between staffers trying to make sense of it’ ...
Oliver Darcy writes in his Status newsletter about how Business Insider is changing under new editor in chief Jamie Heller. Darcy writes, “A little more than six months ago, in September, Business ...
Oliver Darcy left CNN, one of the most recognized news outlets in the world, to start a newsletter. It has quickly become a must-read for the power brokers of publishing and entertainment.
Right-wing media mogul Rupert Murdoch recently called up Wall Street Journal editor Emma Tucker to berate her over a positive article about Oliver Darcy’s newsletter. (Getty Images) 35,542 ...
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“Darcy has been running his venture as a one-man operation, until now. This week, he brought on longtime CNN editor Jon Passantino, who oversaw media coverage and CNN’s Reliable Sources newsletter.