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• NBC buying Weather Channel for $3.5 billion
In addition to The Weather Channel, which can be seen by 97 percent of U.S. cable subscribers, the deal also includes several related assets such as weather services for newspapers and radio stations and the widely used Web site Weather.com.
• Confessed serial killer to marry
Sobhraj's lawyers and jail officials said they only found out about the engagement after reading about it in local newspapers. 'The Serpent' Sobhraj's chief lawyer earlier said their appeal to the Supreme Court claims a lack of strong evidence and ...
• Patriarch of outlawed church dies
The meeting was heavily promoted by state-run media with pictures prominently displayed in newspapers of the two sitting together chatting. But the détente deteriorated rapidly within the following six months, with the government launching a new ...
• Murdoch's bid for Newsday draws opposition
Martin had no comment on when the agency will act on the applications for renewal. News Corp. also owns a huge array of media assets around the globe, including the Fox network, Twentieth Century Fox, and newspapers in the United Kingdom and Australia
• Predicting outcome of Dow vote is difficult
News Corp. owns newspapers in Australia and the U.K., including The Sun and The Times of London, as well as the New York Post, Fox News Channel, Twentieth Century Fox and MySpace. The family has long had a hands-off approach to the company, entrusting ...

» Able Newspaper On-line - A monthly newspaper that is published for, by and about the disabled.
» Disability Now - United Kingdom newspaper, with articles, links, adverts and an archive.
» Telegraph Online Newspaper - Associated with several print newspapers including The Disability Telegraph, The Asian Telegraph, and New World newspapers which offer a voice to London's 33% ethnic minorities and Britain's 6.2 million disabled people.