Phone Hacking

Andy Coulson imprisoned for hacking consipracy in Britan

Kate Middleton on phone-hacker's 'target' list, says Prosecutor

British prosecutors say a private investigator convicted of phone hacking had Kate Middleton's name on a list of potential targets.

Hacked voicemails found in safe of Murdoch's UK news company

The messages from David Blunkett, in charge of policing and security as Prime Minister Tony Blair's interior minister at the time, were hacked from the phone of his lover in 2004, London's Old Bailey central criminal court heard.

In face of opposition from journalists, Queen approves new UK press regulation

Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday signed off on new press regulation rules developed in the wake of Britain's phone hacking scandal, after a court rejected last-ditch attempts by the country's publishers to block the measures.

3 former journalists plead guilty to phone hacking; Brooks, Coulson deny charges

Opening the long-awaited hacking trial of former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and others, prosecution lawyer Andrew Edis said hacking and other illegal activity at the paper and its sister tabloid, The Sun, went on for a decade.

Publishers of UK's Sunday Mirror being questioned over phone hacking

Trinity Mirror PLC says police informed its newspaper subsidiary, MGN Ltd, "that they are at a very early stage in investigating whether MGN is criminally liable for the alleged unlawful conduct by previous employees in relation to phone hacking on the Sunday Mirror."

UK police arrest 3 in phone hacking probe

British authorities have arrested a police officer and two journalists as part of the investigation into phone hacking by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.

Two arrested in South Korea phone hacking drama

South Korean police say they have arrested two men who allegedly stole the personal information of about 8 million cellphone customers in one of the country's biggest hacking schemes.

Two arrested in South Korea phone hacking drama

South Korean police say they have arrested two men who allegedly stole the personal information of about 8 million cellphone customers in one of the country's biggest hacking schemes.

UK minister to disclose emails on Murdoch bid

Britain's culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said he would give the material to the media ethics inquiry led by Lord Justice Brian Leveson.