Topic: Amanda Dowler - CSMonitor.com

Tabloid breakup? Cameron and Clegg on the skids

David Cameron and Nick Clegg, the leaders of Britain's two-party coalition government, are at odds over the changes to Britain's press regulation system recommended by Lord Leveson.

British press needs regulator, says phone-hacking inquiry

As British press hold back on Harry pics, worries of a media chill

Phone hacking scandal: Two UK media leaders charged with conspiracy

Rebekah Brooks discusses links to British PM Cameron in phone hacking inquiry

Vox News Rupert Murdoch deemed 'not fit' to lead media in Britain. What about US?

UK Parliament: Murdoch unfit to lead

Rebekah Brooks arrest: phone-hacking scandal isn't going to fade

Jude Law gets about $200,000 in phone hacking settlement from Murdoch

Piers Morgan stays mum about Paul McCartney phone message

James Murdoch retakes center stage in phone hacking scandal

Phone hacking letter spells more trouble for Murdoch and News Corp.

Another phone hacking victim, another blow to Murdoch's power in Britain

The metamorphosis of 'Murdochgate'

Can British Prime Minister Cameron shake phone-hacking scandal's taint?

Murdoch's moment: What's at stake for News Corp. in phone-hacking hearings(VIDEO)

The Monitor's View Murdoch hacking scandal: A lesson for news consumers

Rebekah Brooks' fall from grace

Rupert Murdoch phone-hacking scandal: US connections grow

Rupert Murdoch: His empire under attack, a media potentate stumbles

Rebekah Brooks resigns as News International CEO

Murdoch abandons BSkyB bid in rare business defeat

Brooksie's booboo! Has Murdoch tabloid gone too far?