If Rupert Murdoch isn’t making headlines.

If Rupert Murdoch isn’t making headlines.

Rupert Murdoch, a man without discernible hubris-or at least conventional grandiosity-had nevertheless begun to believe that his takeover of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, something he’d dreamt about for most of hi. .

Rupert Murdoch, a man without discernible hubris-or at least conventional grandiosity-had nevertheless begun to believe that his takeover of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, something he’d dreamt about for most of his career, might actually indicate that he and his company, News Corporation, had a certain destiny, a higher purpose of which the world should be made aware

Michael Wolff promises to take you into the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch , a world that .

Michael Wolff promises to take you into the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch , a world that turns out to be far less interesting than you might expect given that Rupert is among the world’s ten or so most influential people. Certainly Rupert is part of the problem – he doesn’t say much, he works constantly and secretly running the world leaves little time for hobbies. However, most of the blame is Wolff’s. Rupert Murdoch, a man of stolid temperament, robust resolve, and paucity of sentiment, stirs the fears of his contenders in the media world, as Wolff harshly discloses in this business thriller with candid volubility.

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Rupert Murdoch is one of the greatest deal-makers alive.

Drawing upon hundreds of hours of interviews he offers us a portrait of a Machiavellian titan; overbearing, but loving, father; love-struck husband; and a cynical and brilliant newsman. The resulting book is unrivalled in its intimacy and candour and tells a tale of business that is both the story of a man’s life, and the story of our times. Rupert Murdoch is one of the greatest deal-makers alive. His companies possess extraordinary political and cultural power.

Rupert Murdoch emerges from this snootily barbed biography as a.But, 40 years after the man from Melbourne arrived on the News of the World's doorstep, it's also high time to take a second, more rounded look

Rupert Murdoch emerges from this snootily barbed biography as a surprisingly appealing figure, says Peter Preston. For strip down the hyperbole of 'secret world', and what have you got? An extraordinary deal-maker and risk-taker, still staking the pot but curiously solitary - and sympathetic - as he does so: a shambling, discombobulated senior citizen. But, 40 years after the man from Melbourne arrived on the News of the World's doorstep, it's also high time to take a second, more rounded look. He is rolling in money, but seems not to care about it much.

In 1991, Wolff launched Michael Wolff & Company, In. specializing in book-packaging. Its first project, Where We Stand, was a book with a companion PBS series. The company's next major project was creating one of the first guides to the Internet, albeit in book form  .

The Man Who Owns the News: Inside the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch. First published in Great Britain in 2018 by Little, Brown. The moral right of the author has been asserted. Designed by Meryl Sussman Levavi. Autumn of the Moguls: My Misadventures with the Titans, Poseurs, and Money Guys Who Mastered and Messed Up Big Media. Burn Rate: How I Survived the Gold Rush Years on the Internet.

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As proprietor of The New York Post, Murdoch is - in Michael Wolff’s new book - the man who owns the news. Murdoch has made some as well, upending the television business by creating Fox News and more recently stalking The Wall Street Journal - a newspaper that was not for sale - with the relentlessness of Ahab, but with the wrinkle of ultimate triumph. That hunt and capture serves as the backdrop for Wolff’s portrait of Murdoch.