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Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg had a long day of grilling executives at their All Things Digital Conference. But they saved Rupert Murdoch, their Wall Street Journal overlord, for last.
While his political comments and near-endorsement of Barack Obama made the most headlines, Murdoch addressed a range of topics important to technology and the world in his typical, unapologetic style. For instance, he spoke of expanding the Journal's coverage and, regarding the ongoing Microsoft-Yahoo drama, said, "I'd get on with it."
I caught up with Kara once they got off stage to discuss her newfound admiration for the outspoken mogul.
Interesting that R. Murdoch said Senator Barack Obama would win by a landslide. Did you know that most schools, colleges and universities had "mock elections" and they all said Obama won by 97%!!!!! Interesting that the adults are catching up with the newest educated class of Americans. Wow to Obama!
Sarah you do a great job! I enjoyed your conversation with Kara.
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Notice on some "subtitles" for the embedded video it says "Barak Obama2019s Unlikely Supporter:Rupert 'Fox N" Is there a message "within" the message. Stay tuned and aware.