News Corp executive James Murdoch acknowledged on Wednesday that he could have done more to investigate the phone hacking scandal that has rocked Britain and threatened his place as the likely heir to his father’s global media empire.
Murdoch’s admission came in a detailed, seven-page letter written to British parliamentarians investigating the scandal.
In it, he repeated his insistence that he knew nothing about the criminality which had taken place at the now-defunct News of the World tabloid newspaper, saying that the extent of the wrongdoing had been hidden from him by members of his staff.
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