19 days ago by Cheezburger Network

Funny Captions - Ahh the good ole days when you could just listen in and didn't need to consult a judge LoL by: Justalittleteacup Picture by: Unknown

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22 days ago

A senior director at Areva, France’s state-owned nuclear champion, has confirmed that he did hire a Swiss intelligence firm to examine its disastrous €1.8bn purchase of a uranium miner but denied that it was part of a plot against Anne Lauvergeon, the company’s former chief executive. Ms Lauvergeon, ...

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40 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

After our list of the top five journalism villains of the year, it's time to celebrate five heroes (and some runners-up as well). With thanks once again to everyone who submitted nominations, including Neal Mann, Rachel Corp, Iain Hepburn, the Wannabe Hacks' Undergrad, two former News International ...

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49 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

Roy Greenslade, tackling the flaws in the Guardian's phone hacking coverage at last, and taking the wider view: Single errors by Davies and Hyde amid a host of truths do not invalidate The Guardian's terrific overall work. I cannot believe, in all conscience, that editors and journalists across Brit ...

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53 days ago by Perez Hilton

Piers Morgan testified via video conference regarding the phone hacking scandal during his time as Daily Mail editor. News of the World allegedly hacked Paul McCartney's ex's phone and listen to their conversations. When asked if he listened to any of the voicemails, Morgan admitted he did. He even ...

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61 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

So after a day of fierce criticism, an intervention by the Met and Lord Leveson's decision to launch a spin-off inquiry into the hacking of Milly Dowler's voicemail, the Guardian this morning prints the following in its corrections and clarifications column: An article about the investigation into t ...

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62 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

The Guardian is keen on corrections. Getting newspapers which get things wrong to publicly and prominently admit to it has been a central thrust of the paper's campaign this year to improve press standards. When the Daily Mail launched a page 2 corrections and clarifications column in October, it wa ...

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63 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

is gobsmacked to read The Guardian report the News of the World did NOT hack Mill Dowler's phone. Can we have our jobs back pls? Sat Dec 10 10:36:54 via LinkedIn David Wooding DavidWooding

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63 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

This is absolutely gobsmacking... Remember the story which made phone hacking matter? Before July this year, media ethics was a minority interest. Then the Guardian uncovered the smoking gun: News of the World journalists had deleted voicemails from Milly Dowler's phone, giving her family false hope ...

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68 days ago by Fleet Street Blues

Tory MP and superinjunction fan Zac Goldsmith, talking about tabloids and in no way overstating the case on phone-hacking: 'If the only way a business can stay afloat is by engaging in immoral or unethical behaviour, then that business should either change its model or go out of business. No one sai ...

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