Tom Mockridge (born 1955 in New Zealand), is the chief executive of News International, replacing Rebekah Brooks who resigned over the phone hacking scandal.

Mockridge began his career in his native New Zealand; starting in 1977 as a reporter for the New Plymouth-based Taranaki Daily News in the small central North Island town of Taumarunui.

He moved to Australia in 1980, working first for the Sydney Morning Herald as economics editor, then as an adviser for the Australian Treasurer Paul Keating. He also worked for The Australian. He joined News Limited in January 1991, where he was assistant CEO to Ken Cowley until 1996. He then became CEO of Foxtel, a post which he held for three years. Mockridge then moved to Hong Kong.

Appointed managing director of Independent Newspapers in 2001, New Zealand's largest newspaper publisher and a subsidiary of News Corp, he was also appointed President of pay TV group Sky New Zealand.

In 2002, Mockridge led the merger between Stream TV and Tele+, which resulted in the creation of Sky Italia. On completion of the merger, he was appointed CEO of Sky Italia. In 2008 Mockridge was appointed Managing Director of European Television (all News Corps TV assets outside the UK), reporting to James Murdoch. He was later appointed to the board of British Sky Broadcasting, a position he still holds.

Ulla Kock am Brink (Ursula Eva Maria Kock am Brink) (10 July 1961 in Mülheim an der Ruhr) is a German television presenter.

From 1981 to 1984, Kock am Brink studied German studies, Spanish studies and Social sciences at university in Bonn. From 1989 to 2010, Kock am Brink was television presenter for several game shows and other TV shows on different German broadcasters (RTL, ZDF, WDR). In 2003, Kock am Brink married Theo Baltz. Both separated in March 2010.