About half of the 89 people who lost their jobs when the News International to close its tabloid News of the World on the phone hacking scandal get new jobs in Murdoch organization. In a letter to staff on Tuesday, said CEO Tom Mockridge OR, the company had "provided" 23 jobs for those affected. "We are also developing a digital business, which will provide an additional 21 jobs," wrote Mockridge. Today (Friday), the British Guardian revealed that most of these jobs involve. He said the company plans to develop at least two sites focused on showbiz and sport, with seven people assigned to each site. It also plans to hire three people in the media and two of production. The site of showbiz, The Guardian said, will seek to challenge the popular email and celebrity gossip site that made the website of the newspaper in the country up with 70 million users per month.
The new tenant will also develop celebrities and sports applications for smartphones and tablets, a source told the newspaper.
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