By all accounts Rupert Murdoch himself is still more interested in his press and political empire – taunting former Times editor James Harding for going native at the BBC and denying stories that he is pro-Europe last week – but his son James, with possibly an eye on the top job, is still left with a 39% share of a company he wanted to own outright.
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"We've got an organization that is not interested in democratizing the press, or freeing the press," he said, referring to the Brotherhood.
I wasn't interested in talking to the press.
And yesterday, in the hockey capital of Canada, with the New York-area news media following them and the Toronto press interested in them and the National Hockey League craving publicity, the Stanley Cup champions canceled practice and announced no availability for interviews.
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Lavie, the NSO Group co-founder, told HuffPost he is "not interested in speaking to the press" and referred questions to a spokesman, who did not respond to queries.
Kevin Gosztola, the Firedoglake journalist who has been following the proceedings, sent a series of tweets about Manning's efforts to get the mainstream press interested in the so-called "war logs," which revealed a plethora of secret information about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Still more interested in playing to the press gallery than speaking directly to the economic distress of voters in the Rust Belt and elsewhere who handed the presidency to Trump, top Democrats would much rather scapegoat Vladimir Putin than scrutinize how they've lost touch with working-class voters.
10.27am: Blair says he tried very hard to get the "heroics and the dedication of some of the staff" across in a way that interested the press but the media generally were not interested in this type of story.
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