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GLOBAL: Scandal-hit News Corp posts $1.5 billion loss

Posted on 14 August, 2012

LONDON (ABC News / Pacific Media Watch): News Corporation has announced a loss of $US1.6 billion (A$1.5b) in the fourth quarter after writing down its publishing businesses, including in Australia.

The earning results come after News Corp chief Rupert Murdoch confirmed plans to split the company into separate publishing and entertainment businesses.

Murdoch will be chairman of both companies and will be chief executive of the entertainment business.

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