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Missing Milly Dowler's voicemail "hacked by News of the World"

How would you deal with T Mobile if you were 2 months into a 12 month contract?
I have asked them to stop but there must be more fire here :)
 
So what do the advertisers do now, put their ads in the other tabloids that did the same thing but aren't in the frame yet?

We know they were all at it, the advertisers know they were all at it..... this is just playing to the gallery for a couple of weeks. Doesn't mean the effect won't contribute in some positive way, but it is entirely a self-serving act.
 
are these companies spending their ad money on non News International Companies though? - taking the ads from NOTW is fair enough, but putting them on Sky or in the times or Sun , does not a boycott make.
 
The way to stop Murdoch taking over complete control of Sky is to lobby Ofcom. Public letter and email campaigns should focus their attention there.
 
The most interesting thing about this whole sorry story is how the journos got hold of the phone numbers of the 7/7 victims and Milly Dowler and the Soham parents.

There's suggestions that the police sold the phone numbers.
 
No flies on you. It's not the more interesting thing at all, it's a side issue compared with intimidation of police and politicians.
 
The way to stop Murdoch taking over complete control of Sky is to lobby Ofcom. Public letter and email campaigns should focus their attention there.

Ofcom statement on their website:

ofcom said:
Statement on Fit and Proper
July 6, 2011

In the light of the current public debate about phone hacking and other allegations, Ofcom confirms that it has a duty to be satisfied on an ongoing basis that the holder of a broadcasting licence is ‘fit and proper’.

It is clearly not for Ofcom to investigate matters which properly lie in the hands of the police and the courts, however we are closely monitoring the situation and in particular the investigations by the relevant authorities into the alleged unlawful activities.
 
At PMQ, Millibrain only managed the Coulson connection.

The Daily Mail photo desk is doing better:



Not surprising given Millibands current press officer is a former News Intyernational bod. He also by the way, e-mailed Labour MP's telling them not to go in too hard against News International earlier in the year because it would be seen as singling them out when it's likely that it's a very common practise across 'Fleet Street'. The former bit ie don't attack NI too much is however the most important bit imho!!
 
News Corp shares down 2.4% on opening in New York in response to new allegations of phone hacking at the News of the World (from @SkyNewsBreak on twitter)

:cool:
 
Indeed, but that hasn't happened. Certain companies may become unpopular if they _don't_ pull their adverts. That's not saying that the ones that do are great. Bit of a derail really.
Brand awareness and being seen to do the 'right thing' = good publicity.
 
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