A N.J. company seeks to reopen its $13 million settlement from News Corp. of America, the Rupert Murdoch-owned company at the center of the hacking scandal in England.
October 16, 2013 at 03:26 AM
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Years before the scandal over Rupert Murdoch-owned newspapers in England that hacked into the voice mail of politicians, celebrities and a murdered schoolgirl, another Murdoch entity faced similar accusations in New Jersey.
A Princeton advertising company claimed in a 2004 federal suit that News America Marketing In-Store Services, a competitor owned by Murdoch’s News Corp., had accessed its computer data.
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