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Murdoch sells lunch date on eBay
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is selling himself as a lunch date for $25,000 on the internet site eBay to raise money for a Jerusalem technology college.
The chairman of News Corporation has posted an advert on the site setting a starting price of $25,000.
The winning bidder will be treated to lunch with four friends at the company's New York headquarters.
Mr Murdoch has long-established links with the Israeli hi-tech industry, the UK's Guardian newspaper reports.
News Corp's satellite TV anti-piracy division NDS has a large presence in the country, the newspaper says.
"The winning bidder and four friends will have the unique opportunity to dine with their host, Mr Murdoch and know that 100% of their winning bid will benefit the world class academic institution, the Jerusalem College of Technology," the eBay posting said.
The online auction begins on 3 November and will last for a week.
News Corp owns media companies around the world, including Fox news and the New York Post newspaper in the US, and the Sun and the Times newspapers in the UK.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is selling himself as a lunch date for $25,000 on the internet site eBay to raise money for a Jerusalem technology college.
The chairman of News Corporation has posted an advert on the site setting a starting price of $25,000.
The winning bidder will be treated to lunch with four friends at the company's New York headquarters.
Mr Murdoch has long-established links with the Israeli hi-tech industry, the UK's Guardian newspaper reports.
News Corp's satellite TV anti-piracy division NDS has a large presence in the country, the newspaper says.
"The winning bidder and four friends will have the unique opportunity to dine with their host, Mr Murdoch and know that 100% of their winning bid will benefit the world class academic institution, the Jerusalem College of Technology," the eBay posting said.
The online auction begins on 3 November and will last for a week.
News Corp owns media companies around the world, including Fox news and the New York Post newspaper in the US, and the Sun and the Times newspapers in the UK.