The Business  Sorry, this video has expired  News Corp's restive
shareholders  Updated October 16, 2012 22:53:26  Shareholder
activist Stephen Mayne joins us to look ahead to News
Corporation's AGM in Los Angeles. Some big institutional funds
are unhappy, but due to the ownership structure of News Corp,
their chances of dislodging the Murdochs are slim.  Source: The
Business | Duration: 6min 3sec  Topics: media, business-
economics-and-finance, united-states, united-kingdom   TICKY
FULLERTON, PRESENTER: It's all happening in the media sector at
the moment. We've covered Nine.  The Ten Network seems to have a
few problems offloading their iCorp advertising business and in
a few hours time in Los Angeles, News Corp holds its AGM with
Rupert Murdoch facing renewed pressure to step down.  Well I'm
joined now from Melbourne by long-time News Corp critic and now
Australian Shareholder Association representative Stephen Mayne.
Stephen, welcome.   TICKY FULLERTON: Now, I see the latest
institution, Florida State Boar