James Murdoch won the necessary amount of votes to be re-elected at BSkyB’s annual general meeting yesterday, although several large shareholders in the company did not back Rupert Murdoch’s son.
James Murdoch won 81% of the votes and will remain in his position at the News Corp-backed UK pay TV company.
Stripping out the News Corp vote, about 45% of the remaining shareholders did not back Murdoch.
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