Mosley wins privacy case in France

A French court has found News Corporation guilty of invasion of privacy for publishing a story claiming former racing boss Max Mosley participated in a Nazi-themed orgy.

Tue, 08 Nov, 2011 - 14:14

A French court has found News Corporation guilty of invasion of privacy for publishing a story claiming former racing boss Max Mosley participated in a Nazi-themed orgy.

It ordered the company to pay more than €32,000 in penalties and court costs.

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