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Rupert Murdoch is about to be the new owner of The Times and Sunday Times
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Rupert Murdoch is about to be the new owner of The Times and Sunday Times
Rupert Murdoch is about to be the new owner of The Times and Sunday Times. He reached an agreement with the unions only hours before his deadline for their acceptance ran out. Pictured, Times Editor William Rees-Mogg, Rupert Murdoch and John Collier. February 1981
Eric Harlow
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England
DM 81 747
Media ID 21923837
© Mirrorpix
Keith Rupert Murdoch Media Media Mogul Media Proprietor Negotiator News Newspapers Press Press Conference Print Publishing The Times Union 1981
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In this print from February 1981, we witness a defining moment in media history as the legendary Rupert Murdoch is on the verge of becoming the new owner of The Times and Sunday Times. Against all odds, just hours before his deadline for union acceptance expired, Murdoch managed to strike an agreement with the unions, solidifying his position as a formidable negotiator. The image captures Murdoch flanked by two influential figures: Times Editor William Rees-Mogg and John Collier. Their expressions reveal a mixture of anticipation and excitement for what lies ahead under Murdoch's ownership. It is evident that this meeting marks a turning point not only for these iconic newspapers but also for the entire industry. Keith Rupert Murdoch, widely recognized as one of the most influential media moguls and proprietors of our time, has always been known for his bold moves in reshaping news organizations. This photograph serves as a testament to his unwavering determination and strategic prowess. As we delve into this snapshot from the past, it becomes clear that it represents more than just another press conference or publishing deal; it symbolizes an era when print media was at its zenith. With newspapers serving as society's primary source of information and opinion formation, owning such prestigious publications held immense power. Eric Harlow's expertly captured image transports us back to an era where ink-stained pages carried weighty influence over public discourse—a reminder of how far we have come since then in our ever-evolving digital landscape.
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