The Successor
The High-Stakes Life of Lachlan Murdoch
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Narrated by:
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David Linski
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Paddy Manning
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The first major biography of Lachlan Murdoch, one of the world’s most powerful and enigmatic people—an epic saga of ruthless power plays and family battles
As heir apparent to the first global media dynasty, Lachlan Murdoch has been waiting to run his father Rupert’s empire all his life. In this riveting first biography of a little-understood but hugely influential figure, acclaimed journalist Paddy Manning asks: Can the dutiful son hang onto the empire, or will the third generation of Murdoch moguls prove the last?
Despite a life in the spotlight, Lachlan’s personality, politics, and business acumen remain obscure. Is he the ultra-conservative ideologue media reports maintain, or a free-thinking libertarian, as some friends suggest?
Drawing on unprecedented access to Lachlan Murdoch’s inner circle, Manning explores Lachlan’s upbringing, his political beliefs, what we can expect from his time at the helm, and whether he has what it takes to chart a future for this century-old company.
This is a book about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the global media world, and about America in the age of Trump and Murdoch. It is a book about power, apprenticeship, and succession.
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- Linda T
- 27-02-24
Successor
Brilliant book. Obviously to try and take down both Rupert and Lachlan. But I feel the Murdoch family have came up against bigger and better than the author and are still standing. They should have been gone after the phone hacking scandal,but wiggled their way out of it. My only complaint is that I wish he’d told more about the phone hacking scandal.
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