Interview with Rupert Murdoch on the future of newspapers, google and more
Posted on November 10, 2009 by by Valeri
Sky News Australia has posted a 37:13 min video interview with News Corporation chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch on youtube.
In the interview Rupert Murdoch talks about their plans on charging for their online news, as well as removing all information about Google from their web services and also blocking their content from Google news and other online aggregators, he even mentions Microsoft and ask.com.
Rupert Murdoch also talks about the ABC and BBC using tax payers money to publish their content and that is the reason why both services won’t charge for online services, because they already do and we are paying for it.
Murdoch also talks about online piracy and the entertainment industry. He goes on to talk about Fox News vs White House and what Americans currently think  of President Obama.
He also covers Australian politics, how Australia is in a better financial shape than the USA and the reason behind the global recession.
A good interview to watch as Rupert Murdoch answers many more interesting questions.
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