Why Netflix Subscribers in Europe Won't Get 'House of Cards;' Phone Hacking: Scotland Yard Wants to Question Rupert Murdoch; North Korea Vows Retaliation Over Seth Rogen Movie; World Cup: Brazilian Fans Fear 'Mick Jagger Curse'
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Why Netflix Subscribers in Europe Won't Get 'House of Cards'
The Reed Hastings-led service, which is launching in six new countries in the fall, will have to go without its buzz-generating U.S. shows in some territories. | Read More
Phone Hacking: Scotland Yard Wants to Question Rupert Murdoch (Report)
Following a guilty verdict against former "News of the World" editor Andy Coulson, "The Guardian" reports that the mogul would be interviewed as a suspect in an investigation into alleged crime at his company's U.K. ... | Read More
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North Korea Vows Retaliation Over Seth Rogen Movie
The country's Foreign Ministry says the film, involving a plot to assassinate Kim Jong-un, "will invite a strong and merciless countermeasure." | Read More
'Indiana Jones' Stuntman Terry Richards Dies at 81
One of the U.K.'s most prolific stuntmen, Richards appeared in over 100 films, including "Star Wars," "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and nine James Bond films. | Read More
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World Cup: Brazilian Fans Fear 'Mick Jagger Curse'
Noticing that every team the Rolling Stones frontman supports seems to lose, Brazilians fans are launching social media campaigns urging him to support their rivals. | Read More
World Cup: Norwegian Gambler Wins $3,300 on Suarez Bite Bet
Some 167 people cashed in on a 175-to-1 joke bet that the Uruguayan striker would bite another player at the World Cup. | Read More
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Hacking Trial: Jury Discharged After Failing to Reach Verdict on Two Counts
UPDATED: The charges against Andy Coulson and the former "News of the World" royal editor focused on alleged payments to public officials for royal phone directories‎. | Read More
Facebook Europe Boss Criticizes Media Coverage of Female Execs
"When I got my post at Facebook, it was all about how I was a mother of four who had 'won' the position alongside pictures of my wedding," says Nicola Mendelsohn. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, June 25, 2014 at 9:48 AM.

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