Watch where your taking photo's round here! - Page 12

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 09:32

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Originally Posted by garinda

'The latest newspaper circulation figures are in. While the Daily Mail continues its unstoppable march through middle England (with a small year-on-year rise in sales in December), the daily and Sunday editions of the Star are the only other national newspapers who are growing their audience.
Even the Sun, which threw a 20p cover price into the mix, was down 1.25% on December 2008, while the Mirror took a -9.01% smack in the chops.
The 'quality' dailies - the Times, Guardian, Telegraph and Financial Times - saw sales fall by 13.22%, 12.38%, 9.37% and 6.46% respectively. It's clear that Britons of all backgrounds just aren't buying as many newspapers.
Which means the old business model of highly sought-after advertising slots being sold at a premium is creaking.
People are consuming their news online, on TV and, increasingly, on handheld devices, but the mud in the eye isn't the news consumption, it's the ad consumption. Local papers have lost their classified advertisers to eBay and national newspapers are now competing with almost every digital device.'
Is the writing on the wall for newspapers? - Â*Markets - MSN Money UK

I'm not celebrating the fact that people are obviously buying less newspapers, but the evidence is fairly clear and factual, especially when circulation figures are viewed over a number of decades, rather than months.

Thirty years ago nearly everyone I knew in the area had the daily Lancashire Evening Telegraph delivered six nights a week. I only know one person who has it delivered today.

I stopped having it delivered nearly 2 year ago Kate, in fact the only papers I get now are on Sunday, and they are not delivered, I sometimes get the Observer if my Daughter brings one when she visits at weekends

garinda · 20-03-2010, 09:34

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I stopped having it delivered nearly 2 year ago Kate,

Thanks for sharing that, Margaret.

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 09:44

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Originally Posted by garinda

Thanks for sharing that, Margaret.

its your flaming Avatar Rindi

sorry for the insult Kate

MargaretR · 20-03-2010, 09:45

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Originally Posted by garinda

Thanks for sharing that, Margaret.

I wish you lot would learn how to quote

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 10:15

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I wish you lot would learn how to quote

Why its more fun this way flashy

garinda · 20-03-2010, 10:29

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I wish you lot would learn how to quote

I can.

Jaysay quoted me, and then called me Kate.

Keep your neb out anyway, Bernard.

garinda · 20-03-2010, 10:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay

its your flaming Avatar Rindi

sorry for the insult Kate

Katex is more baby-doll, than Baby Jane Hudson.

Now eat your din-dins Blanche.

I've cooked you a lovely rat today.

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 13:51

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Originally Posted by garinda

Katex is more baby-doll, than Baby Jane Hudson.

Now eat your din-dins Blanche.

I've cooked you a lovely rat today.

That was nice of you Roy

DaveinGermany · 20-03-2010, 15:13

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I wish you lot would learn how to quote

If you look at "Feedback, suggestions & help" that very nice Mr Less did a tutorial on the 17/03/2010 which helped me

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 15:19

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

If you look at "Feedback, suggestions & help" that very nice Mr Less did a tutorial on the 17/03/2010 which helped me

Nice Mr Less

crawler

DaveinGermany · 20-03-2010, 15:27

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Nice Mr Less

crawler

Always been good to me so far

unlike some others who seem to have taken some choice comments from him

jaysay · 21-03-2010, 09:14

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Always been good to me so far

unlike some others who seem to have taken some choice comments from him

Give it time Dave, give it time

DaveinGermany · 28-06-2010, 19:47

Well how about this then ? Does it remind you of someone else ?

Officers claim they don't need law to stop photographer taking pictures - Crime, UK - The Independent

mattylad · 29-06-2010, 06:54

I watched that last night, absolutely pathetic.

Yes again the Police are acting outside of their remit (and the law) and making things out to be what they are not.

garinda · 29-06-2010, 20:47

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Originally Posted by mattylad

I watched that last night, absolutely pathetic.

Yes again the Police are acting outside of their remit (and the law) and making things out to be what they are not.

'Yes again'?

You mean like Bob Patefield, the person who inspired you to start this thread?

The innocent snapper, who after a little sleuthing turns out to be a member of various Irish freedom fighting organisations, who dress up as terrorists, and advise each other how not to co-operate with the upholders of the law in this country.

Yes, again...another simpletons been suckered in by a poor innocent victimised story, brutalised, in this nasty police state we call England.

This one's after legal aid, to fight for his freedoms.

Give me strength.

Perhaps the more gullible members of Accy Web might like to start a collection for him.

Bless.