Bye Bye News of the World

[RuSZ]

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/not...-the-last-issue-of-the-News-of-the-World.html

News of the World newspaper has been closed down after it was accused of phone tapping.

 

[dave]

shame really instead of just getting rid of the scumbags who did the damadge he shuts it all down so all the workers at the bottom now have no jobs, the ones that was at the top probably already got jobs lined up in a new company he will launch

 

[Kier]

shame really instead of just getting rid of the scumbags who did the damadge he shuts it all down so all the workers at the bottom now have no jobs, the ones that was at the top probably already got jobs lined up in a new company he will launch

I think I read that they had all left or something.

Also read that the 'good' people will be moved to another News Corp company.

 

[dave]

the top woman hadnt left on this mornings news, not seen the news since.

i am supprised people still buy newspapers at all havent they heard of the internet. only time i see a paper is when i am putting them in a litter tray

 

[Stu DemonD]

No doubt the Sun will do a Sun'Day paper...

 

[RuSZ]

No doubt the Sun will do a Sun'Day paper...

suspiciously...

the Sun has registered the domain Sunonsunday...

its all a little bit suspect seen as the Sun published the News of the World anyway...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...orld-how-soon-before-Sun-on-Sunday-rises.html

 

[Stu DemonD]

its all a little bit suspect seen as the Sun published the News of the World anyway...

Erm, well yes, all part of the same group - thought that was common knowledge...

 

[RuSZ]

It is common knowledge, they are both owned by News International,

as far as i was aware they were ran from the same offices and used the same printing press.

so as for job "losses"

 

[dronenrs]

who needs newspapers.. isnt that shadeymans job ??

 

[dombooth]

who needs newspapers.. isnt that shadeymans job ??

Dom

 

[RuSZ]

:yeahthat:

might as well admit that the only newspaper i read on sunday was NOTW guess i'll make do with the People

 

[BlueDan]

the top woman hadnt left on this mornings news, not seen the news since.

i am supprised people still buy newspapers at all havent they heard of the internet. only time i see a paper is when i am putting them in a litter tray

That Rebecca (however her parents spelt it) is still in a higher ranked job at news international in the UK, that's what was said on newsnight yesterday anyway (worth a watch for Steve Coogan and Greg Dyke tearing into the guy trying to justify phone "hacking", and failing).

 

[DaveMcT]

Here comes the Sunday Sun, to keep up with the Sunday Mirror.

 

[ben]

http://business.blogs.cnn.com/2011/07/11/the-last-laugh-news-of-the-world’s-final-crossword/

 

[johnson550]

There already is a Sunday Sun dont think another would be a good idea check this out http://www.sundaysun.co.uk/ and has been for a long time.

 

[sludgeguts]

Thing is, it's not just the news of the screws that's used phone hacking for info, I'm sure most of the red tops have done it - and maybe a few of the broadsheets as well.

But whilst everyone's concentrating on those naughty people at the papers, why isn't anyone having a go at the service providers? Mobile hacking is certainly nothing new, so what have phone providers done to make their service more secure?
Perhaps we should see regular 'top 5 most secure phone networks'