PhilTheFragger
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I think that you can look at this on a number of levels
1 , Its tragic that some 200 jobs are at risk because of this decision, im not talking about the editors, journalists or executives. Im talking about normal people with normal jobs who had nothing to do with this mess.
2, Its always nice to see a bunch of "High & Mighty" journalists, get caught with their trousers down, The Gutter press still exists.Also the issue of the Police getting paid for giving information to the paper is going to be huge.
Private Eye are going to have a field day.
3, I think Murdoch has his eye on the bigger picture, News Of The Screws was a damaged brand, and the increasing kerfuffle was going to effect his takeover of SKY. Which is where the real money is.
By distancing himself and taking "decisive action" by chopping the paper, he shows the monopolies commission that apparantly he is "a fit and proper person", also as part of the sky deal, they were having to sell Sky News, well as now the paper has closed, he has less of a monopoly in the UK press, so that eases the pressure on him too.
Im sure in a few weeks we shall see the "Sunday Sun" emerge
We dont buy papers, we get the Metro and the evening standard 3 times a week when the boss goes to the office.
Fragger
1 , Its tragic that some 200 jobs are at risk because of this decision, im not talking about the editors, journalists or executives. Im talking about normal people with normal jobs who had nothing to do with this mess.
2, Its always nice to see a bunch of "High & Mighty" journalists, get caught with their trousers down, The Gutter press still exists.Also the issue of the Police getting paid for giving information to the paper is going to be huge.
Private Eye are going to have a field day.
3, I think Murdoch has his eye on the bigger picture, News Of The Screws was a damaged brand, and the increasing kerfuffle was going to effect his takeover of SKY. Which is where the real money is.
By distancing himself and taking "decisive action" by chopping the paper, he shows the monopolies commission that apparantly he is "a fit and proper person", also as part of the sky deal, they were having to sell Sky News, well as now the paper has closed, he has less of a monopoly in the UK press, so that eases the pressure on him too.
Im sure in a few weeks we shall see the "Sunday Sun" emerge
We dont buy papers, we get the Metro and the evening standard 3 times a week when the boss goes to the office.
Fragger