why not? is it beyond the competence of parliament?
probably not if max mosley's political demands were ever realised
why not? is it beyond the competence of parliament?
obviously uk media are overlooking the massive demand for quality reporting and only catering for the ignorant few who actually buy the newspapers currently on sale
the journalists, proprietors and editors are responding to public demand. whose fault is it that we have scandal sheets? someone must be buying them
I'm not addressing any fucking point, I'm asking a question:Your posts haven't addressed this point at all. Please, do address it, even link your posts above to it if you can. It's odd this, i suggest that Will Self is wrong and why i think that, you make some irrelevant posts then demand i tell you what i think of what Will Self said.
Make that three in ten. Over to you?Will Self was arguing the British public effectively incited NOtW to act in the way they did by buying it in vast quantities - 4 in 10 papers sold on a Sunday. They wanted it, they got it. Was his view. What's yours?
point taken: Will Self exaggered; it's three in ten
you've clearly said you don't think anyone famous is entitled to any privacy, just as mcmullen said to coogan. coogan's response was that he worked hard to get where he is, and at no point has he courted the tabloids
there's many millions who regularly pay for shit 'journalism'. a few hundred thousand paying for 'quality'. so market forces dictate shit 'journalism' thrives
qed we get what we deserve
there's one born every minute.Copies of tomorrow's NOTW are already selling on eBay for £5.50.
I'm not addressing any fucking point, I'm asking a question:
Make that three in ten. Over to you?
there's one born every minute.
Do I?You're not kidding on that first bit are you? Aside from me having answered the question already. what you're offering is pretty clear - you agree with gav and will self but won't say so.
obviously uk media are overlooking the massive demand for quality reporting and only catering for the ignorant few who actually buy the newspapers currently on sale
And, as usual, it's you:
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/i.html?_from...w=News+of+the+world&_sacat=See-All-Categories
Classic Pickman!let me get this straight.
Copies of tomorrow's NOTW are already selling on eBay for £5.50.
geri has a history of honesty. you don't. i am therefore more inclined to trust what she says without checking every claim in her posts.Classic Pickman!
You accepted people were paying £5.50 on ebay for tomorrow's NotW, and said "one was born every minute" - tbf, you had that covered for several minutes.
according to this website http://collectibles.shop.ebay.com/P...+world&_catref=1&_fln=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282 people are charging (atm) up to about £6 for the paper. which somewhat exceeds the £5.50 geri quoted and undermines you again, you thick fuck.Classic Pickman!
You accepted people were paying £5.50 on ebay for tomorrow's NotW, and said "one was born every minute" - tbf, you had that covered for several minutes.
let me get this straight....
.you thick fuck.
pedant point for london_callingShe said "they are selling", you took that as sold, now you link to 'buy it now' as if people are paying that.
let me get this straight...
She said "they are selling", you took that as sold, now you link to 'buy it now' as if people are paying that.
let me get this straight...
Only if pedantry is pointing out the difference between nonsense and accuracy.
Rupert Murdoch's ambition to expand his media empire still further could be killed off by MPs this week after Labour announced plans for a Commons vote to thwart his bid for BSkyB.
The move comes amid a mood of continuing public uproar over the phone-hacking scandal, which is now threatening to destabilise David Cameron's government.
The vote will present the coalition with a major test of unity as the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, seeks cross-party support for a motion in parliament which would halt progress on the takeover until the criminal investigation into the News of the World is completed.
With many Liberal Democrats and Tory MPs deeply uneasy about Murdoch gaining an even bigger slice of the UK media market – and still incensed by the behaviour of News Corp executives – Labour is optimistic it can mobilise enough support to achieve a majority.
Miliband will appear on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday to announce his plan and to begin his push for support across all the major parties. He will lay the motion tomorrow and the debate and vote will be on Wednesday.