Sentence examples for press moguls from inspiring English sources

Founding Father Joe Kennedy engineered that as he traded favors among the press moguls of the forties and fifties to build up a collective image of the next generation in his family as robust and competent, forever windblown at the tiller of a schooner or stalwartly ascending Alaska's Mt. Kennedy.

The 81-year-old press mogul is the long-awaited star turn at the Leveson inquiry.

Mario Vazquez Rana, a furniture magnate turned press mogul, bought the company for $40 million.

He said Ein "fits the bill of the vanity press mogul" who "want a public base". "They always think they can do it better than the vanity mogul before them — that they have the special sauce to stop the losses, and it's rarely true," Shafer said.

He is the only press mogul who does not have to butcher his payroll and put reporters on the dole.

But Mr. Murdoch, as much old-fashioned press baron as 21st century multimedia mogul, faces a depressing reality: his lifelong fondness for newspapers has become a significant drag on the fortunes of his company, the News Corporation.

Oil and film mogul Marvin Davis and Australian press tycoon Rupert Murdoch joined hands Wednesday, with Murdoch buying a 50% stake in Davis' money-losing 20th Century Fox Film Corp. in a $250-million 250-million deal

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But the 80-year-old press baron, in Idaho for Allen & Company's annual mogul-fest, was far from the growing controversy in London and refused to comment.

A8 Russia Halts Inquiry of Mogul Prosecutors dropped their criminal inquiry into Vladimir V. Gusinsky, the Russian press tycoon whose Media-Most empire has been among the Kremlin's sharpest critics.

Press-shy mogul one of largest landholders in Malibu.