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Media Matters' Hogue On BBC News: “More And More Americans Are Actually Demanding Investigations” Into Hacking Scandal

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 07/17/11 11:13 AM EDT

From the July 17 BBC News:

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Previously:

PHONE HACKS: News Corp.'s Resignations, Arrests, And Convictions

US Congress: Investigate News Corp. Scandal

9-11 Families: Investigate Murdoch In U.S.

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