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Murdoch's love of newspapers has hurt News Corp.
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"The thing I hear from investors is that they wish News Corp. was everything but newspapers," says media analyst David C. Joyce. The company's stock price has fallen by two-thirds in the last year, and some investors suggest that Rupert Murdoch's company separate its newspaper businesses from its other entities, like film and satellite television.
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