Matt Frei
I tweet therefore I am
Channel 4 News Washington Correspondent Matt Frei blogs on the joys of Twitter
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LIVE BLOG: Rupert Murdoch at the Leveson Day Two
On his second day of giving evidence at the Leveson Inquiry, Rupert Murdoch will face questions over the allegations of phone hacking and bribery at the heart of the scandal that led to the closure of the News of the World. Follow all the action with Channel 4 News’ live blog and have your say here.
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Apple and publishers sued for e-book price-fixing
The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Apple and five publishers over a conspiracy to fix retail prices of eBooks, which it claims “drove up e-book prices virtually overnight”.
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What a CNN Mashable bid says about media’s future
Broadcasting giant CNN is rumoured to be close to buying social media news site Mashable for around $200m (£128m). Media commentators say such a link-up is a blueprint for the future of media.
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Jon Snow
'Englishness' captured
‘Englishness’ is a concept that Jon Snow has long found academic, rather than tangible. Until he went to see Hockney’s latest exhibition.
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PFI hospital ‘turning away ambulances’
Channel 4 News learns that a flagship PFI hospital in Wakefield is turning away patients arriving in ambulances because of a lack of capacity. North of England Correspondent Morland Sanders reports.
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Inspections begin at Apple’s Chinese factories
As independent inspectors begin assessing workers’ rights at Apple’s Chinese factories, one analyst tells Channel 4 News that consumers are “not willing to pay the price” for ethically made goods.
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Gingrich v Romney – the Florida keys
The Republican rivals are ripping each other to shreds in tonight’s Florida primary. But it’s not just the politicians who are getting up to some monkey business over the outcome of this race.
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David Hockney, ‘the hand, the eye and the heart’
On the eve of a major new show David Hockney tells Channel 4 News about his latest love affair with Yorkshire and, after that spat with Damien Hirst, why painting comes from the “hand and the heart”.
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Smart TV – the battle for your living room
With the UK’s analogue signal due to be finally switched off this year, the smart TV industry’s biggest players are gearing up for a battle for Britain’s living rooms.
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Murdoch joins Twitter – but what’s in it for him?
Rupert Murdoch joined the twittersphere at the weekend. But how do the media magnate’s businesses stand to gain from his tweets about politicians, the weather and domestic life?
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Apple touch-screen patent war comes to the UK
The maker of the iPhone is engaged in a global battle with other mobile phone manufacturers to protect the patented technology used on its smartphones.
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Corn price boom feeds Nebraska’s ‘gold rush’
Demand from economies like China and India is pushing the price of corn sky-high, which means the state of Nebraska, in the heart of the US, is thriving where other parts of the country are suffering.
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Steve Jobs – maverick with talent for innovation
Steve Jobs’ death has led experts to reflect on how a maverick innovator changed the way we use technology while retaining an alternative, anti-establishment aesthetic.
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Apple founder Steve Jobs dies, aged 56
Computer visionary Steve Jobs, who co-founded Apple in 1976 and went on to transform it into one of the world’s biggest and most iconic brands, has died.
