Iris Murdoch, a British novelist and philosopher.

Rupert Murdoch, an Australian-American media mogul who controls the public listed company, News Corporation.

William Murdoch, a Scottish engineer and inventor of gas lighting (sometimes spelled "Murdock").

Murdoch University in Western Australia.

Trevor Rhodes, an American professional wrestler, wrestling under the ring name of Trevor Murdoch.

Lachlan Murdoch, former chief operating officer of News Corporation and the elder son of Rupert Murdoch.

Walter Murdoch, Australian academic and essayist.

James Murdoch, Scottish journalist.

Billy Murdoch, Australian cricketer.

a name for the god Marduk.

James Murdoch, CEO of British Sky Broadcasting and the youngest son of Rupert Murdoch.

Stuart Murdoch, Scottish singer.

Keith Murdoch, Australian journalist and father of Rupert Murdoch.

Electoral district of Murdoch in Western Australia.

Stuart Murdoch former footballer and ex-manager of Milton Keynes Dons F.C.

Colin Murdoch, a New Zealand pharmacist and veterinarian who invented disposable hypodermic syringes.

David Murdoch, Scottish sportsman.

Alexi Murdoch, Scottish-born singer.

Murdoch, Western Australia—a suburb of Perth, Western Australia.

John Smith Murdoch, Australian architect.

Richard Murdoch, a British comedian and light actor.

James Murdoch, Scottish sea captain.

William Murdoch, Scottish poet.

H. M. Murdock, a fictional character from the A-Team.

Bradley John Murdoch, Australian murderer.

Elisabeth Murdoch, philanthropist, wife of Keith Murdoch and mother of Rupert Murdoch.

George Murdoch, first mayor of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

William McMaster Murdoch (1873-1912), the first Officer on the RMS Titanic.