- Fri Sep 13, 2013 9:19 pm
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'I hope that kid's not in a Travelodge and that the nutter taking these pics isn't using BT broadband to tweet them' probably
Hopefully, they'll think that such articles are unsuitable for children and filter out the entire site.Esqui wrote:I wonder what BT and Travelodge would think
United even in death: Heartbreaking underwater image shows drowned young couple clinging to each other after boat from Africa carrying up to 400 sinks on way to Italy
Playing devils advocate here a bit, but the copyright/licensing argument could simply be a useful and convenent 'cookie cutter' reason for people to take it down.Daley Mayle wrote:There are a number of clips of the crash on the web but F1 has had them pulled own. Full marks to F1 for decency and compassion I hear you cheer, but, sadly, no. They are objecting to anyone using the footage without paying for it, they have sole copyright y'know. They must be making a few bob out there as the crash is syndicated.
The Mail is publishing it to rack up those page hits and comments. Horrible.This is the harrowing final scene in the lives of James and Alex Gaskell. The picture, issued by Indian police, shows them surrounded by packs of the drugs that claimed their lives. Readers may find it distressing, but the Mail is publishing it, with the bodies pixellated, in the hope it will serve as a warning against the horrific dangers of casual drug use
Did British drug death couple die in 'Romeo and Juliet' suicide pact? Family fear young newlyweds may have killed themselves in despair at India's grinding poverty