Re: BREAKING NEWS: Michael Jackson dead at 50
Posted: Fri 26 Jun, 2009 00.57
Even Jade Goody didn't get this treatment!
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Ugh I can't stand twitter, gets on my bits. And what's with the BBC & Sky giving airtime to comments from randoms like Ashton Kutcher and David Millibands twitter accounts.Hymagumba wrote:http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/a16 ... death.html
they really have reached new levels of shit over there
I don't think anyone can be accused of letting Farrah Fawcett slip under the radar - she was the main news right up until half past ten.James H wrote:Horrible and unexpected news, yes, but let's not forget two names that may have slipped below some people's radar in the wake of MJ's passing.
Rest In Peace: Ed Mcmahon and Farah Fawcett.
Hear, hear. I am absolutely outraged by some of your comments.Isonstine wrote:Such bad taste.
I'm disappointed in you all.
Oh stop being so sanctimonious. The worst that we've had here is a couple of people riffing on song names and plastic surgery and the rest is just pointing out the banal coverage, namesakes and melodramatic overtures of fans.rob wrote:Hear, hear. I am absolutely outraged by some of your comments.Isonstine wrote:Such bad taste.
I'm disappointed in you all.
Agreed, Sky reading out tweets from David Milliband on the subject was cringeworthy. However, once again, BreakingNews on Twitter was reporting the story way ahead of anyone else (their source TMZ). I'm not saying it's always accurate, far from it, but it's certainly fast and is, for me, an excellent early warning site of possible breaking news. In my game, that can be very helpful.Square Eyes wrote:Ugh I can't stand twitter, gets on my bits. And what's with the BBC & Sky giving airtime to comments from randoms like Ashton Kutcher and David Millibands twitter accounts.Hymagumba wrote:http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/a16 ... death.html
they really have reached new levels of shit over there
Have we got so lazy that journalism now becomes pouring over celebrity twitter accounts for random comments ?