The paper was said to be losing close to $30 million a year — and under Myler its print circulation had plunged more than 30 percent in the past year. Myler was hauling in $1.5 million a year ...

Mr. Myler’s departure comes in the wake of Mr. Zuckerman’s decision to call off the sale of the tabloid. The paper has also been forced to downsize its newsroom over the past few years ...

Now the bosses at News Corp. had an even better job in mind: Would Myler like to run ­Murdoch’s storied British weekly, News of the World, the largest-circulation paper in England? It was a ...

Of course not everyone at the paper, which continues to produce local and neighborhood news that appeals to its core working-class print readership, is pleased with the imprint Myler's put on it ...

A former News of the World editor has said that he feared there were "bombs under the newsroom floor" in the form of a history of illegal practices at the paper. Colin Myler told the Leveson ...

As the editor of the News of the World when Murdoch suddenly closed the paper last summer, Myler came out quickly against the family, as detailed in this magazine by Frank Rich: [Myler] joined a ...

When the case eventually collapsed Myler was approached by the paper’s news editor, who he did not name, and was told that Webb was ‘excellent at what he did, he was a former police officer ...