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Abhörskandal sorgt bei Murdoch für Millionen-Minus

02.11.2011, 23:32 Uhr • Lesezeit: 3 Minuten

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The last ever edition of the 'New Of The World' 10th July 2011 picture by Marc Larkin/LFI/Photoshot. — The last ever edition of the 'New Of The World' 10th July 2011 picture by Marc Larkin/LFI/Photoshot. © picture alliance / Photoshot | picture alliance / Photoshot

Allein die Schließung der Sonntagszeitung soll bis zu 66 Millionen Euro gekostet haben. Hinzu kommt die geplatzte Übernahme einer TV-Gruppe.

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