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Among the Battle of the Conservative Media Ruperto Merdak ended, and his son Laklan commanded a news group.
The agreement announced by the family on Monday will guarantee the continuity of the conservative trend of Fox News, The Wall Street Journal and New York Post, if Rupert, 94, die.
According to the agreement, Laklan will control the new trust, while the Prudce Macleod Macleod Merdak and James Merdak will no longer be beneficiaries any trust in Fox or News Corp.
This occurs after many years of tension between the media -tag and three children for the future of family newspapers and television networks.
The internal agitation of the Merdak family served as an inspiration for the successful continuity of the television series.
The agreement was announced on Monday – the end of the Royal Saga – completes all lawsuits on the proxy of the family.
Laklan’s older brothers, more moderate, plan to sell their participation in Fox and News Corp in the coming months.
They will also be appointed beneficiaries of the new trust, which will receive cash from the sale of approximately 14.2 million News Corp actions and 16.9 million Fox Corp actions.
According to reports, Prudcence, Elizabeth and James will receive about $ 1.1 billion each.
The sale of their shares will be added to the existing heritage of the three brothers, but prevent them from affecting the policy of the conglomerate family media.

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Andrew Neil, the Exoditor The Sunday Times and the Sky TV founder, said the result was a success for Rupert Merdak, albeit “expensive success.”
Neil, who called Laklan as “such a stick such a shard,” said Rupert Merdak’s fear was that when he died, “Lakane would be exceeded in the voices of” his three older brothers “who have liberal inclinations with” l ‘l’ l ‘l “.
“This will not happen because they were bought … Laklan Merdak is now the one who presides the new trust, who will control the organization and directs it without fear of the intervention of his brothers,” he said the BBC.
In recent years, James has deprived of his family business, stating disagreements about editorial content.
Laklan is currently chairing the News Corp, which includes the newspapers The Wall Street Journal of the US and The Times of England among their publications. It is widely considered the most politically conservative of older children Rupert.
Matthew Rickettson, a communication professor at the University of Melbourne, said the bitter legal battle was focused on the family control over the huge empire, which Rupert always called the “family business”.
“But it seems to have destroyed his family in the process,” he said today the BBC.
“He is already resolved, but not all very happy, and the most ironic is that Rupert Murdak has always said that he built this business, that he was a family business, and that he wanted his family to take responsibility when he finally died.”

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News Corp has announced: “Leadership, vision and management of Lakane Merdak President will remain the main strategy and success of the company.”
Of the six children, Ruperto, four old people participated in the legal turbulence about the future of the company.
His underage daughters, Chloe and Grace, as a result of their marriage to Wendy Dan Merdak, also act as a new family trust.
Laklan directed the media -imperial after Rupert resigned in September 2023, although the latter remained president on Fox and News Corp.
Professor Rickettson said James, Elizabeth and Prudence, especially James, opposed the News Corporation and Fox Corporation.
He noted that James did not agree with the climate change and the 2020 election, “that Donald Trump claimed not losing, but everyone else confirmed and knew about it.”
“Fox News gave it a huge platform” to promote this theory, said Professor Rickettson. “That was what James did not agree.”
The Battle of Media control over the empire developed largely behind closed doors in Nevada, a state that offers an unusual privacy for family patrons, after Rupert made a strange decision to try to change the conditions of the trustee.
He wanted to make sure that his empire fell only in Laklan, not four older children.
But in December last year, the Northern Deer’s court rejected the proposal, saying that Rupert and Laklan acted “unfamiliarity” when trying to change confidence.
According to the companies, the agreement on Monday was a “mutual resolution of legal procedures”.

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