Rupert Murdoch is not simply a great newspaperman; he is also one of the greatest businessmen of the second half of the 20th century. For 50 years he has taken breathtaking risks, created new business out of nothing, and destroyed his rivals. Courted by presidents and prime ministers, he is a living symbol of capitalism at its most creative and destructive.
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