Sunday, July 10, 2011
As a journalist, he simply had to have a copy of this.
Click for the New York Times story on the closing of News of the World.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
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Twitter: CameronMiquelon
says:
It’s a part of history, even if the end was brought upon themselves by their own hand. I bet there are issues up on eBay already for a huge amount of money.
Extremely cool keepsake.
Twitter: over50feeling40
says:
I am completely jealous! I would love to have one of the last ones for the high school journalism class I teach! I love collecting newspapers…that is a great find…hold on to it!
Twitter: dejapseu
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Heh. I think the shenanigans that brought down NotW aren’t/weren’t limited to that one publication, and will probably continue to come to light.
Great keepsake!
Twitter: ElizabethNCoyne
says:
worlds “greatest” “NEWSPAPER.”
hah.
It’s a valuable souvenir for a journalist with integrity and ACTUAL journalism training.
Yes, a very cool find indeed! Dreadful “journalism” of late, but you’ve got to keep this forever.
Definitely a collector’s item. Moi, I just gather all the puntastic headlines from the Post to show my (stunned) students upon return to class.
Sad story, especially for a journalist of integrity.
Wishing I had grabbed myself a copy now