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Discuss Murdoch's 'new' paper in Current Affairs on Navy Net; So we are going to have another 'new' Sunday paper, What a joke, this guy sinks the NoW, takes a rest and then decides to launch a 'new' substitute. Got to hand it to him, ...
- 20-02-12, 08:47 #1
Murdoch's 'new' paper
So we are going to have another 'new' Sunday paper, What a joke, this guy sinks the NoW, takes a rest and then decides to launch a 'new' substitute. Got to hand it to him, good move to take on a lot of the 'old' journalists as well.Must be laughing up his sleeve !
20-02-12, 09:37 #2For all it's
ing antics there was parts of the NOW that I liked.It's sport coverage was very good,it's exposes were even better.I've lost count of all the idiots they exposes like Fergie and the rest of them on the make.
I'll give it a shot but the first time I see Jordan's face or some other slapper telling how she slept with some famous footballer[I was a nice girl until he backscuttled me when I wasn't looking!] I'll be gone."History admires the wise,but it elevates the brave"
20-02-12, 17:02 #3As the 'old' one used to be called news of the Screws (obvious reasons) - will this one really be News of the Screws Too ?
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20-02-12, 18:35 #4When the Screws was shut down last year there was much speculation about when the replacement would be launched and under what name.It was shut down on the basis of an allegation by the Guardian that a Screws hack had deleted messages from Milly Dowler's phone which has now been shown to be false and it was in fact the Police albeit accidently.So the way is now clear to go for lift off with the Sun on Sunday.The other Sunday papers will be far from delighted as most enjoyed increased readership and can probably look forward to a decrease.
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20-02-12, 18:49 #5
20-02-12, 19:26 #6IMO, anyone who contributes to the Murdoch empire by buying his rags should be keelhauled by a man with no arms, IMO.
In Vino Veritas
20-02-12, 19:45 #7
20-02-12, 19:56 #8This has been in the pipeline since even before NOTW died. The internet domain for "www.sunonsunday.co.uk" or similar was bought by someone (read: News International) a few days after NOTW's disbandment.
NI have their eye on the main chance, and anyone with half a brain could see NOTW would reappear in another guise sooner or later.
21-02-12, 07:00 #9Sun=shit paper. NOW=shit paper therefore by default the SOS=shit paper. My opinion only but red tops are read by the brain dead!
That should spice things up.Dum Spiro Spero
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21-02-12, 07:32 #10I'll stick to my Sunday Times thank you, I wouldn't touch a Murdoch publication with a barge pole.
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