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News Corp is losing money because no news is bad news

August 8, 2009 – 5:26 pm

Last week, News Corp, owners of the Wall St Journal, New York Post, (London) Times, Sunday Times, The Sun, News of the World, the Australian, BSkyB Television, Fox, Star TV Asia and others reported a 10.7% decline in revenue to $7.67 billion (almost $800 million) and quarterly net losses of $203 million. Bad as it [...]

By John Kelly | Posted in Business, Culture, Media, consumers | Also tagged Beano, by John J Kelly, Dandy, DC Thomson, Dundee, Friends Reunited, Google, Guardian, Guardian loses 83 million, half of my advertising budget is wasted the problem is I don't know which half, Huffington Post, james murdoch, MySpace, News Corp results, people's Friend, politicos, Rupert Murdoch, soma, The Observer threatened with closure | Comments (0)

UK anti-terror chief resigns after literally losing the plot – four months too late

April 10, 2009 – 1:07 pm

Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick, Metropolitan Police anti-terror ’supremo’ ‘promptly’ resigned yesterday after he was photographed outside 10 Downing St clutching a top secret document listing UK Al Qaeda suspects atop a sheaf of papers. “YOU CAN’T QUIT QUICKER THAN A THICK QUICK QUITTER” screamed the Sun, referencing the cheery advertising slogan of KwikFit, a tyres [...]

By John Kelly | Posted in Global security, Law and order, Political spin, UK politics, War on Terror, extradition, multiculturalism | Also tagged 2005 prevention of Terrorism Act, Al Qaeda, Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick, Bob Quick, Damian Green MP, Dartford plot, Easter shoppers suicide bomb plot, expenses enquiry, G20 protests, governing by fear, Ian Tomlinson, Identity cards, Islamic terrorism, Jacqui Smith, Jacqui Smith should resign, John J Kelly, John Moores University, Kashmir, Lashkar-e-Toiba, Liverpool, Man Utd Suicide Bomb Plot, Manchester police, Murdoch, Peshawar, Phil Woolas, politics of fear, Ricin plot, Taliban, terrorism, Thick Quick Quitter, Tony Blair, UK anti-terror chief resigns, UK government spin, UK Home Secretary, Uk student visas, War on Terror | Comments (0)