Taming the Murdochs’ Toxic Corporate Culture
“When someone tells you who they are,” counsels the novelist Maya Angelou, “believe them the first time.” Yet when it comes to Rupert Murdoch’s companies – which have been telling the public about themselves, over and over again, for years – many, from board members to regulators, have been effectively covering their ears.
LONDON – “When someone tells you who they are,” counsels the novelist Maya Angelou, “believe them the first time.” The same advice applies to companies. Yet, though Rupert Murdoch’s companies have been telling us about themselves for years, many, from board members to regulators, have been effectively covering their ears.