Wall Street Journal insiders are buzzing about what a leadership shake-up could mean for Murdoch world
recombining News Corp with Fox Corp, with both companies convening special committees to review options.
For one, moving Tucker paves the way for Murdoch to combine The Times and The Sunday Times, which operated separately, by legal requirement, since he bought the newspapers in 1981. Earlier this year, theafter News Corp argued the antiquated measures hurt its ability to be competitive in the cutthroat UK newspaper market, and the two papers now share resources but have separate news, business, and politics teams.
"She would be to the left of Rupert, but most people are," the former London-based News Corp executive said. The Journal is the crown jewel in Murdoch's publishing operation, and journalists there expect the top editor to be a down-the-middle newsperson, like Tucker.that an editorial leadership change might materialize soon — in mid December, Vanity Fair reported.
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