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| Cheryl Carter |
Essex, England – British police report they arrested one of the people who were involved in the United Kingdom's phone hacking scandal which caused a media uproar.
Identified as Cheryl Carter by the BBC,
she's described as a “long-serving former assistant to ex-News of
the World editor Rebekah Brooks and other executives at Rupert
Murdoch's News International. “
So far 23 people have been arrested
because of the investigations into phone and computer hacking as well
as police bribery.
In more interesting news, the now-defunct newspaper's competitor, The Daily News, hired Colin Myler. Myler was the executive editor of News of the World when it was shut down in the middle of 2011.
He will start working at the Daily News on January 10th. In the past he has also worked at the New York Post and the Sunday Mirror in the UK.
In more interesting news, the now-defunct newspaper's competitor, The Daily News, hired Colin Myler. Myler was the executive editor of News of the World when it was shut down in the middle of 2011.
He will start working at the Daily News on January 10th. In the past he has also worked at the New York Post and the Sunday Mirror in the UK.
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