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Mr. Williams, who will become News Ltd.'s CEO, will be succeeded as CEO of Foxtel by Richard Freudenstein , previously head of News Ltd.'s digital division and the Australian national broadsheet newspaper.
News Corp.'s Australia Head Steps Down Andrew Critchlow 2011
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Foxtel's board includes senior News Ltd. executives Richard Freudenstein and Peter Macourt , according to the company's website.
Australian Regulator Blocks Foxtel Bid for Austar Ross Kelly 2011
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The chief executive of the The Australian and News Digital Media, Richard Freudenstein, will become Foxtel's new chief executive.
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Assistant Commissioner Luke Freudenstein today described the attacks as "random and worrying", warning that stun guns could be fatal.
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"These stun guns are extremely dangerous ... you just don't know what kind of damage they will do," acting Assistant Commissioner Luke Freudenstein said.
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Once in New York, Freudenstein joined the kosher food firm of I. Rokeach and Sons as a food technologist and rose rapidly to become executive in charge of production, a post he held for the rest of his working life.
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Freudenstein quotes a German Egyptologist, who claims that the composition of the fish in the Nile Delta has hardly changed over the last five millennia and that there are 30 species still active from ancient times.
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Freudenstein notes that the Talmud implies the connection of fish and Shabbat when it quotes Resh Lakish, of the Tiberias academy, saying that an employer has to let his workers go home on Friday afternoons in time
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Freudenstein was chief chemist of the Jewish food giant Rokeach for 50 years and also an ardent talmudist.
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Coming from a German background, Freudenstein had never had gefilte fish at home.
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