Скачать или смотреть The Scandal That Destroyed Britain’s Most Powerful Newspaper

The News of the World phone hacking scandal is one of the most infamous British media scandals in history, leading to the shutdown of Britain's most powerful newspaper in 2011. The scandal involved the widespread practice of voicemail hacking by News of the World journalists, which was a serious breach of journalism ethics and an invasion of privacy. The scandal ultimately led to the downfall of the newspaper, which was owned by Rupert Murdoch, and had a significant impact on the British press and the wider media industry. The News of the World scandal raised important questions about press freedom, media corruption, and the ethics of tabloid journalism, and it remains one of the most famous scandals in UK history. In this video, we will explore the events leading up to the scandal, the key players involved, and the consequences of the scandal for the newspaper and the wider media industry, including the impact on journalism ethics and the British press. The scandal serves as a reminder of the importance of ethical journalism and the need for a free press to be balanced with respect for individual privacy and the law.