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ozleicester

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  1. hows this work?
  2. bugger.. chickened out
  3. does it go to ot?
  4. just reminding you who is runningyour country https://www.theguardian.com/media/2024/feb/11/rupert-murdoch-met-rishi-sunak-five-times-in-12-month-period
  5. Enzo pumping the crowd up again
  6. really happy with the player /fan relationship this year
  7. booyahhhhhhhhhhhhh
  8. not giving Mcateer options
  9. leeds up to 2nd
  10. tidy and well positioned. We havent had a lot to do, but we are so organised and tight
  11. our defence is quite something
  12. fair tackle
  13. bugger... just got it back on the watford stream
  14. bah humbug firestick stream gone.... is it on espn?
  15. does every goal we score go into the "goal of the month"?
  16. change the news papers to phones and all the boomers will be raging
  17. Advertising has always been the backbone of the news paper industry.. the old classified "rivers of gold" backed up by general news advertising. However the media barons misread the internet I was working for News Ltd in the 90s-2000s and the bosses chose to ignore the threat and therefore lost their position and power. "In my day" the general news pages had to have 75% (good) editorial with the % dropping the further back you went until you got to sport and it went back up, this meant the advertising was valuable as it was limited and also because it was surrounded by strong editorial... it had a better chance of being read and thereby being "successful". Modern papers and websites have weak editorial and massive overpublication of ads... therefore, no readers, ads dont work = low revenue for ads = more ads needed to meet budget = less readers and the everdecreasing circle. The only people who read newspapers now are boomers and they (eventually) are a dying market. Unless the owners come up with a real altrernative the death of newspapers is already here. The current advertising model online fails becuase they havent worked out how to adequately monetise ads without them damaging the really important editorials. The fact that they now sell "editorial" has destroyed trust and the next generations will never fall for it. There used to be a very strong wall between Advertising and Editorial (in my workplace.. there was a literal double brick wall between them) now they work together and that makes editorial weak, unreliable and untrusted... and people only come to the paper/site for the editorial. A new business/model is required, but until the existing barons are dead... that wont have room to come through.
  18. thats interesting i havent heard those... can you guid me to which things, thanks
  19. If you havent already and are a reader....I Highly recommend reading the "Spare" book. A very enlightening look at the family and the ego's involved. This is not directed specifically at you but anyone looking at the situation and wondering if all they read/see in the media is accurate
  20. “Bypasses are devices that allow some people to dash from point A to point B very fast while other people dash from point B to point A very fast. People living at point C, being a point directly in between, are often given to wonder what's so great about point A that so many people from point B are so keen to get there, and what's so great about point B that so many people from point A are so keen to get there. They often wish that people would just once and for all work out where the hell they wanted to be.” Douglas Adams
  21. Thats not an argument, just a contradiction
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