Murdoch-owned Imedi fights suspension  Tens of thousands of
people have taken to the streets of Georgian capital Tbilisi to
demand that a leading independent TV station owned by Rupert
Murdoch’s News Corp. go back on air.  In the first major
opposition rally since President Mikhail Saakashvili’s violent
crackdown on anti-government demonstrations earlier this month,
30,000 people marched to the Georgian parliament on Sunday to
protest the continued closure of Imedi TV.  The station was
forcibly shut down Nov. 7 during an on-air raid by riot police
that badly damaged transmission and broadcast equipment.  A
court formally suspended Imedi’s license a week later after
authorities accused it of anti-government agitation.  Rival
independent station Rustavi 2, also taken off the air during a
nine-day state of emergency declared by Saakashvili, was allowed
to resume broadcasting.  In a TV interview broadcast Sunday,
Saakashvili accused Imedi’s former owner Badri Patarkatsishvili
of turning it “into a tool for destab