Two wrongs don't make a right posted Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 @ 1:03 pm  E-mail Story |  Print Story  A billionaire media mogul who has a long track record of supporting conservative politicians and the policies they advocate, Rupert Murdoch most likely did not feel at ease Tuesday when he appeared before a British parliamentary committee to answer questions about his company's activities in a phone hacking scandal that has swept across the United Kingdom. The scandal also haunts Murdoch in America where his far-flung media conglomerate, News Corp., owns Fox News and The Wall Street Journal, a conservative-leaning newspaper that's also the largest newspaper in the United States circulation-wise. Murdoch may have felt out of his element Tuesday answering questions about his integrity before a parliamentary committee, but he deserved to be there. Though he's a wealthy man and owns, operates and controls many media outlets in Europe and beyond, Murdoch is not above the law. For the full story, subscribe to the The Concordia Sentinel's NEW E-Edition!