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pcernie

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Guardian News & Media rules out Observer closure

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/se ... nfirmation

I don't read it, but I'd hate to see it go - Murdoch's sh1te on the other hand... :twisted:

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Re: Guardian News & Media rules out Observer closure

The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mirror have also just announced a large contract with the Belfast Telegraph print presses.
So I guess that's three papers that are going to be around for a few years to com.
Belfast Telegraph clicky

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Re: Guardian News & Media rules out Observer closure


	timark_uk wrote: The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mirror have also just announced a large contract with the Belfast Telegraph print presses. So I guess that's three papers that are going to be around for a few years to com. Belfast Telegraph clicky Mark

Bloody hell :shock:

Are they sure times are tough for newspapers with investment like that?

The Belfast Telegraph's awful these days, riddled with spelling errors, bad cut and paste jobs from news agencies, and previously sensible columnists who now seem to go for controversy over substance - one especially bad example being 'female rape victims were afraid to talk to the male-dominated RUC' :roll:

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