Questo articolo del LAT riepiloga la storia di Roger Friedman, il gossiparo di Fox News, che è stato licenziato per aver recensito (positivamente) una copia piratata di "Wolverine" prodotto dalla Fox. Come ricapitola Michael Wolff (autore di una biografia non autorizzata di Murdoch)
What was on Friedman’s mind? Perhaps he is a wise guy and cut-up and just found pirating from his own company a bit of irresistible troublemaking. Or, perhaps, like virtually everyone else under some ever-rising age, he just found it too easy and obvious not to do. He didn't even have to download—just clicked and streamed it. That was actually part of his review—the manic or childlike delight he took in describing how simple it was to watch the pirated movie. Though I will guarantee you that Ailes and Moody, and certainly Murdoch himself, couldn’t do it. And that is, of course, part of the issue. They continue to think of this as exceptional behavior, while everybody else knows it’s trivial stuff. (Actually, Murdoch tends to think that almost everything that happens on the Internet involves dubious, if not outrageous, behavior.)
Los Angeles Times, Newser
