'Star India staff trained in anti-corruption'

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Press Trust Of India London
Last Updated : Jan 20 2013 | 3:24 AM IST

James Murdoch, chairman of Star Group Ltd in Asia, has said to the Leveson Inquiry that after the phone-hacking row last summer, he had led efforts to train employees of Star India in the company's anti-corruption policies. Setting out his efforts to enhance corporate governance in Murdoch-owned companies after the phone-hacking scandal, he said in his witness statement to the inquiry that he personally led efforts in this direction since the summer of 2011.

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First Published: Apr 26 2012 | 12:13 AM IST