And this! *splutter* It's not Sky but it is NotW so it's the same thing, really. If democratically-elected, freedom-loving governments like ours had more control over what Google can and can't find for you then our overriding memory of Max Mosley wouldn't be one of his leather-thonged backside being thrashed to within a mote of its budget cap.
Sky. It's just amazing how great they are and how the paying customer like moi gets great Formula 1 coverage, the 2nd greatest sport in the world, apart from Rugby, Cricket, GAA and a couple of others Also, does anyone else think good ol' Lewis still has a chance, on paper it doesn't look good, but he's such a nice bloke i'm sure he'll be able to pull through he has such talent anything can happen to him
It feels a bit forced to be honest. Also, they need to get rid of Georgie Thompson as not only does she not add anything to the show, she detracts from it by asking stupid questions. Mind you, it's only been 2 races, it'll likely improve. I'm still sticking with the beeb for the moment though.
James Murdoch is stepping down as BSkyB chairman, apparently to "pre-empt further criticism," but will remain on the board. When is that Ofcom report due?
Well it has been a month now since Ofcom started, so not very long I would gather if James is stepping down.
I don't know how long these things take. You could be right but, whether this is because an Ofcom decision is imminent or because Jnr's name is toxic after the Panorama revelations about NDS, I suspect this is another of Murdoch Snr's sacrifices to attempt to limit the damage to his interests and maintain News Corp's position in BSkyB as controlling investor. [table="width: 720"] [tr] [td]27 March[/td] [td]News Corp subsidiary NDS accused of hacking ITV Digital and giving data to pirates[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]29 March[/td] [td]Rupert Murdoch hits back - "easy to hit back hard, which [I am] preparing"[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]3 April[/td] [td]James Murdoch quits as chairman to pre-empt further criticism[/td] [/tr] [/table] Murdoch Jnr's comments: The Commons Culture Media and Sport select committee hopes to produce its report into the News International scandals by the end of April.
"For a driver who has achieved so much to take out his frustrations on me just because he is having a difficult year is really sad. One does not expect a professional sportsman to be such a cry baby." - N. Karthikeyan Well, Vettel is only a little boy after all and we don't have to suffer those bloody one finger salutes, it's about time he had to work for a living, he's a decent driver but still just a lad. Oh, and nice to see Murdoch accepting some responsibility at long last.
I'm certainly not missing 'the finger' And as for Murdoch... http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/apr/03/news-corp-shareholders-rupert-murdoch Now the pressure's on Dad! Edit: OMG, quadrophonic crying.
Young?!!!! I guess that makes me young too then... But all things are relative, I suppose. I mean, I can't imagine myself with an 81 year-old Never say never though, eh? And to think they say she's a gold-digger...
