We just need to find something to nick them all for.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:09,
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That's huge news!
And rather wonderful too.
Or do you think it's just a trick to make people buy the last ever issue as a collector's item. Then the following week he'll announce that actually they won't be closing after all...
Edit: Oh I see last week's was the final issue. Hooray!
Edit edit: Oh I see that next week's will be the final issue.

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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:02,
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And rather wonderful too.
Or do you think it's just a trick to make people buy the last ever issue as a collector's item. Then the following week he'll announce that actually they won't be closing after all...
Edit: Oh I see last week's was the final issue. Hooray!
Edit edit: Oh I see that next week's will be the final issue.

take about 6 weeks to re launch I reckon
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:03,
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Hello, I'm not in right now, but if you'd like to leave a message I'll read it in the Sun Tomorrow
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:08,
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with up to the minute news stories of hitler on the moon and wommin having space babies.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:36,
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"News International has announced that it is closing the News of the World - Sunday 10 July 2011 will be it's last ever edition."
So yes, this sundays will be completely bought out by e-bay types and will likely reappear in daytime tv bargain hunt 2035 by saddo's wearing space helmets looking for a fiscal reward for doing fuck all apart from sitting on their space backsides in the future.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:41,
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So yes, this sundays will be completely bought out by e-bay types and will likely reappear in daytime tv bargain hunt 2035 by saddo's wearing space helmets looking for a fiscal reward for doing fuck all apart from sitting on their space backsides in the future.
The timestamp on the BBC story was 16.57, your post was 16.59. It takes me longer than that to fire up Paint!
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:10,
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"Mr Murdoch said proceeds from the last edition would go to good causes."
next years Bilderberg buffet fee?
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:03,
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next years Bilderberg buffet fee?
Or a holiday at Gitmo?
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:52,
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it's putting some people who had nothing to do with the allegations out of work, and no doubt making more money from the re/launch of their next Sunday paper.
I'd rather it carried on with a sense of honesty and the people at the top were actually seen to be being punished, not the unfortunate and innocent reporters (as innocent a NI reporter can be) who joined in the last 6 months.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:10,
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I'd rather it carried on with a sense of honesty and the people at the top were actually seen to be being punished, not the unfortunate and innocent reporters (as innocent a NI reporter can be) who joined in the last 6 months.
Something stable and secure, so they won't be going to Channel 5.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:11,
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But Captain Give-a-fuck has seen the Give-a-fuck signal shining high over the skies of Give-a-fuck city, he's jumped into the Give-a-fuckmobile and raced out of the Give-a-fuckcave. Sadly, as a consequence there's no-one left to give a fuck about NotW journalists losing their jobs.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:21,
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Reading Murdoch's press release makes me want to vomit. He was directly responsible for the type of 'journalism' practiced there. There is no-one with a greater share of the blame than him.
Now watch the Sky merger go ahead anyway. The Government is so far inside his pocket they can't even see daylight. I hope the whole corrupt house of card falls down and takes every one of those cunts with it.
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Thu 7 Jul 2011, 17:24,
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Now watch the Sky merger go ahead anyway. The Government is so far inside his pocket they can't even see daylight. I hope the whole corrupt house of card falls down and takes every one of those cunts with it.
