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Anybody registered at Beck WebTV? Maybe he's talking about it..... NOT!!!So, how goes the future of the paper?
Is Beck Web TV owned by Fox? I ask because he's a former Fox employee however I've never watched him nor do I ever intend to. Is he still getting a Fox paycheck?So, how goes the future of the paper?
Keep up Zona! The last ever issue is running on the presses at this very moment! It will be on the streets within the next three hours.
So, how goes the future of the paper?
She also denied closing the NoW was a "cynical ploy", and apologised for the decision.
News International has said it is shutting the NoW after this Sunday's edition following a spate of fresh revelations.
The 168-year-old tabloid is accused of hacking into phones of crime victims, celebrities and politicians. Police have identified 4,000 possible targets.
Murdoch wants BSkyB so bad he can taste it. Thats why he shutter'd NoW.
BBC News - Phone hacking probe: Ex-NoW editor Coulson bailed
She also denied closing the NoW was a "cynical ploy", and apologised for the decision.
News International has said it is shutting the NoW after this Sunday's edition following a spate of fresh revelations.
The 168-year-old tabloid is accused of hacking into phones of crime victims, celebrities and politicians. Police have identified 4,000 possible targets.
Hardly a 'find', since it's been a leader on most of the UK's news outlets for weeks, on and off.
And, before we get too excited about Murdock... this is SOP for vast numbers of media across the world. One wonders how many US organizations have used similar tactics.
This is a classic deflection attempt. This guy is a piece of shit...no one else..jut him. Its HIS paper.
ed..this is perfect..
"Classic deflection from someone who has made a fucking fool of himself, you think?"
No. ALL those involved in this are pieces of shit! The editor at the time (now chief executive) And the scum journalists who were responsible for the hacking. Not to forget Murdoch's son, of course.
This is a classic deflection attempt. This guy is a piece of shit...no one else..jut him. Its HIS paper.
ed..this is perfect..
"Classic deflection from someone who has made a fucking fool of himself, you think?"
No. ALL those involved in this are pieces of shit! The editor at the time (now chief executive) And the scum journalists who were responsible for the hacking. Not to forget Murdoch's son, of course.
How are the American left gonna make this all about Murdoch when journalists from other tabloids start getting arrested?
It'll be entertaining to see Dotty, rdean and mr late to the party as always, zona, spin themselves into knots at that stage.
I wonder if they'll ever research this topic before they carry on ranting so they actually know what they're talking about.
No. ALL those involved in this are pieces of shit! The editor at the time (now chief executive) And the scum journalists who were responsible for the hacking. Not to forget Murdoch's son, of course.
How are the American left gonna make this all about Murdoch when journalists from other tabloids start getting arrested?
It'll be entertaining to see Dotty, rdean and mr late to the party as always, zona, spin themselves into knots at that stage.
I wonder if they'll ever research this topic before they carry on ranting so they actually know what they're talking about.
It's all about Obama!
Ah yes, the Messiah. Of course, that's not what us Brits call him. We have a name much closer to the truth!
See how ignorant we can be about foreign affairs?So, Rupert Murdoch flies into London today. Perhaps he doesn't trust the capability of his staff to get rid of incriminating evidence.
The Metropolitan Police force is also facing an inquiry by the police watchdog over claims its officers took money from the News of the World in exchange for information. The original police investigation into phone hacking, shelved after Goodman and Mulcaire were jailed, was reopened earlier this year.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson said he was "determined" to see any officers who received payoffs from journalists facing criminal conviction.
Brian Paddick, a former senior police commander, told the BBC one journalist paid $50,000 (30,000 pounds) for police information and others paid cash in envelopes handed over at a drive-thru fast food restaurant near the News International headquarters.
Some payoffs were "jeopardizing serious criminal investigations by giving out confidential information that could be useful to criminals," Paddick said.
Even more distrubing ?
this
The Metropolitan Police force is also facing an inquiry by the police watchdog over claims its officers took money from the News of the World in exchange for information. The original police investigation into phone hacking, shelved after Goodman and Mulcaire were jailed, was reopened earlier this year.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson said he was "determined" to see any officers who received payoffs from journalists facing criminal conviction.
Brian Paddick, a former senior police commander, told the BBC one journalist paid $50,000 (30,000 pounds) for police information and others paid cash in envelopes handed over at a drive-thru fast food restaurant near the News International headquarters.
Some payoffs were "jeopardizing serious criminal investigations by giving out confidential information that could be useful to criminals," Paddick said.
Allowing media corporations to dominate the media in an area or in a nation, like they do in England and like is now allowed here is a terrible mistake.
Even more distrubing ?
this
The Metropolitan Police force is also facing an inquiry by the police watchdog over claims its officers took money from the News of the World in exchange for information. The original police investigation into phone hacking, shelved after Goodman and Mulcaire were jailed, was reopened earlier this year.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson said he was "determined" to see any officers who received payoffs from journalists facing criminal conviction.
Brian Paddick, a former senior police commander, told the BBC one journalist paid $50,000 (30,000 pounds) for police information and others paid cash in envelopes handed over at a drive-thru fast food restaurant near the News International headquarters.
Some payoffs were "jeopardizing serious criminal investigations by giving out confidential information that could be useful to criminals," Paddick said.
Allowing media corporations to dominate the media in an area or in a nation, like they do in England and like is now allowed here is a terrible mistake.
Ah yes, the Messiah. Of course, that's not what us Brits call him. We have a name much closer to the truth!
Another thing that I find entertaining as hell is the American left wingers desperation to throw the UK Conservative government under the nearest bus. They have no clue about British politics, they certainly don't seem to understand what a Conservative means in the UK. Yet again, they leap to the conclusion that your version of a Conservative is our version of a Conservative. Whereas, you and I would recognize that UK Conservatives are more like Democrats - perhaps close to a Blue Dog Dem, rather than a Republican.
Wrong. The Tories raised taxes in the U.K. to address their debt.Ah yes, the Messiah. Of course, that's not what us Brits call him. We have a name much closer to the truth!
Another thing that I find entertaining as hell is the American left wingers desperation to throw the UK Conservative government under the nearest bus. They have no clue about British politics, they certainly don't seem to understand what a Conservative means in the UK. Yet again, they leap to the conclusion that your version of a Conservative is our version of a Conservative. Whereas, you and I would recognize that UK Conservatives are more like Democrats - perhaps close to a Blue Dog Dem, rather than a Republican.
On PBS I saw a British comedian. He was talking about his visit to the USA. He said, "They have two parties over there. There's the uh, the democratic party, which is something like our labor party. Then they have the republican party, which is something like our Labor party."
Even foreigners recognize that the dems and reps are the same.
updated 1 hour 2 minutes ago
Scandal-plagued UK tabloid preps final edition - World news - Europe - msnbc.com
LONDON Rupert Murdoch was expected to fly to London to tackle a scandal engulfing his media empire while journalists prepared the last edition of a best-selling weekly they say he has sacrificed to protect plans to expand his television business.
Just as I suspected. He's throwing the NoTW under the bus (and all the employees that go along w/ it) so he can get a controlling interest in BSkyB:
updated 1 hour 2 minutes ago
Scandal-plagued UK tabloid preps final edition - World news - Europe - msnbc.com
LONDON Rupert Murdoch was expected to fly to London to tackle a scandal engulfing his media empire while journalists prepared the last edition of a best-selling weekly they say he has sacrificed to protect plans to expand his television business.
