I love it.
Why not do it as a full story?
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I love it.
Why not do it as a full story?
I'm sorry Ron but we can't talk about it.
Mind you we could do a FP with it as a headline then with most of the text balcked out:
"Today in *************** ********* said ***** ** ****** ******* ***** in response to *******'s comment that ********..." etc?
Tesco could do Two injunctions for the price of one
And their "Finest" range would be super-dooper injunctions.
Not just a reporting ban, but a complete lawyer-gagging, journalist-silencing, blogger-busting total annihilation of the event ever having even been suspected to have been dreamed of in your wildest imagination.
That's an M+S injunction
I didn't mention Tesco, but were you referring to the story below Ronseal?
http://www.newsbiscuit.com/forum/topic.php?id=24923
If so, happy for people to add ideas to it, and maybe the thoughts above on Tesco and M&S could make the sub better.
Apologies if it wasn't this story you were referring to.
And their logo: "Every little ****s"
OllieP,
I think it was that one.
I liked it!
Thanks Ron, may try to add to it later.
Ryanair already do this, but the injunctions only apply to regional newspapers based at least 50 miles from where the footballist actually lives.
with a supplement payable for each and every sex act you don't want mentioned.
I think there is a reasonable contrast here with the purchasing of indulgences in the pre-reformation Catholic Church
Although Catholic Church spokesman quoted as saying "Reformation? What Reformation? Baptise them all with fire (leave the cute one in the surplice till last)" springs to mind
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