NY TIMES CEO MARK THOMPSON

Protected prolific pedovore Jimmy Savile while CEO of BBC. Now  protecting pedovores and publishing subversive IO at Carlos Slim Helu's failing NY Times

> The author of a controversial inquiry into the handling of the Jimmy Savile scandal at the BBC has suggested that a former director-general lied when giving evidence, according to a tape recording.

> Nick Pollard was asked by a journalist during a taped conversation if Mr Thompson's "instinct" was to "lie" during questioning when he appeared before the inquiry. Mr Pollard replied: "Yes. Well... yeah, yeah."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/jimmy-savile/10512203/Former-BBC-boss-Mark-Thompson-lied-over-Savile-evidence-Nick-Pollard-claims.html

New York Times chief Mark Thompson leaves sex abuse scandal at BBC

(2012)
> Incoming NYT boss says he had no knowledge of allegations that one of Britain's biggest stars was a serial abuser of children

> The BBC, where Thompson was director general until last month, is in the middle of a growing scandal involving a TV host who was once one of its highest-profile stars. But this tangle is not over a badly turned phrase or some other on-air mishap – it is about accusations that, for a period of decades, Britain's national broadcaster turned a blind eye to the sexual abuse of young children perpetrated on its premises.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2012/oct/16/new-york-times-mark-thompson-jimmy-savile-bbc


> Tracing the Jimmy Savile pedophilia scandal in its entirety—including ongoing inquiries, in which executives have avoided taking responsibility and few have been axed—V.F. special correspondent Maureen Orth investigates why an exposé on Savile’s misdeeds mysteriously never aired. Speaking with many of the story’s key players, including BBC producers, the erroneously accused Lord McAlpine, and current New York Times C.E.O. Mark Thompson, Orth examines the consequences of “Auntie Beeb’s” finger-pointing at everyone—and at no one.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2013/02/bbc-chief-mark-thompson-jimmy-savile-scandal