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D7 Multimedia: Singer Jill Sobule Serenades Rupert Murdoch

by Beth Callaghan
Posted on May 26, 2009 at 6:33 PM PT

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At last year’s D6 Conference, singer/songwriter Jill Sobule was introduced to media mogul Rupert Murdoch–and apparently, he made quite an impression. To commemorate the occasion, Jill composed a song about their meeting and performed it from the stage to kick off D7.

Here are a few photos from Jill serenading Rupert Murdoch:

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