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UPDATE: Giving evidence to British MPs considering what is the news Corporation phone-hacking scandal this mid-day, former Wall Street Journal boss Ces Hinton mentioned he saw pointless why James Murdoch should resign. Hinton was giving evidence via video-link. Hinton stated he hasnt spoken for the Metropolitan police about phone-hacking, nor has Viet Dinh, the independent News Corp board member whos controlling the companys analysis into the scandal, requested him. Neither was Hinton alert to any obligations to police or other private detectives utilized by News Worldwide. Which he wasn't personally associated with internal research into phone hacking at News Worldwide, the Uk newspaper arm, when he was executive chairman. John Whittingdale, chairman in the Uk parliamentary committee mix-examining Hinton, was overheard telling another Megapixel that Hintons evidence was “interesting, but that there's no bombshell there”. PREVIOUS: News Corp deputy COO James Murdoch will face British MPs for again on November 10. He'll defend themselves whether he misled British people in politics considering the phone-hacking in news reports around the world. The $64,000 dollar question for you is this: did James pay $1.4M in hush profit 2008 with a hacking victim who may have revealed the scandal went so much much deeper compared to organization freely recognized? James mentioned he didnt. But three former News professionals dispute the testimony he gave within this summer time when he last faced MPs. His competitors say either James understood a little more about hacking than he recognized or, as chairman of Uk newspaper arm News Worldwide, he must have known. Ces Hinton, the first sort Wall Street Journal boss and Rupert Murdoch confidante, remains referred to as to testify today. Better if James Murdoch will improve prepared and scripted this time around around around, and may essentially repeat what he mentioned before. MPs still have to create a smoking gun. Really, getting seen off last days threat to oust him, his brother Lachlan and father Rupert from News Corps board, James appears more solid within the position than he's been for many days. There is a feeling the following the heat is heading out of the phone-hacking research. Partly the Uk government does not desire to rock the boat, despite exactly what it states freely, and partly journos giving evidence for the separate Leveson Inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal are frightened for careers.