Video: Murdoch unplugged

While some attendees grumbled that speakers were less than forthcoming, that could most certainly not be said for Rupert Murdoch, who was plenty outspoken in his evening chat.

I posted my take earlier, but here's some video, courtesy of the All Things D site.

Part 1:

Part 2:

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