Rupert Murdoch has another headache on his hands - new allegations of hacking on top of shareholders advocating for his ousting.
Murdoch kicked off the meeting with glowing comments about the state of the company, saying that the company's "in good shape to prosper."
But it seems company hasn't yet put the hacking scandal behind it.
Protesters and shareholders are out in force today at the News Corp annual meeting, underway right now at Fox Studios in Los Angeles, where I'm reporting from today. About 300 shareholders gathered to voice concern about the Murdoch family's stranglehold of control on the board vote on the re-election of directors. Meanwhile outside over 100 protesters shouted and carried signs attacking the "Murdoch Mafia."