Rupert Murdoch could ban Google access to his newspapers' content


	Rupert Murdoch could ban Google access to his newspapers' content

JICWyllie

11-10-2009 4:44 AM

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1 charging, 1-strategy, 2-change, 3-reported, 4-intl

JICWyllie says:

One might be tempted to say 'good riddence'.

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11-10-2009 7:48 AM

bluezzbytes

I think it would be great if people couldn't access mainstream news. Then they'd be more likely ro read alternative news sites and thereby get get the truth about the world and not the propaganda BS put out by Murdoch's newspapers.

11-10-2009 9:32 AM

cptenaud

What I don't understand is. What stories does fox have that are even worth stealing?

This guy is just too old, and delusional to be real.

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