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Financial Editor at The Wall Street Journal (former media & entertainment editor) amol.sharma@wsj.com
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Ted Turner, Who Shaped Cable TV and Launched CNN, Has Died at 87

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By Amol Sharma , Anne Steele 
| The Wall Street Journal
By Amol Sharma and Anne Steele May 6, 2026 10:35 am ET Your browser does not support the audio tag. This article is in your queue. Ted Turner, the swashbuckling media titan who helped shape the modern cable-television industry, ushering in the era of 24-hour news with CNN while building other major networks that bear his name, died Wednesday at age 87, according to a spokesman. Adventurous and impulsive, Turner made a mark in many walks of life.
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Et Tu, Brute? India’s Most Dramatic Political Ruptures

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By Amol Sharma 
| The Pioneer (India)
Anyone who has read Shakespeare’s famous play Julius Caesar knows and remembers the line “Et tu, Brute?” (You too, Brutus), delivered after Caesar’s trusted aide Brutus and others stab him to death. This one line is now colloquially used as a dramatic or comical shock to a situation involving betrayal. Little did Shakespeare know that this Latin phrase would continue its way to modern dialogue, and to his readers, famously remembering the Ides of March.
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