Blue Bottle
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- Joined
- Dec 15, 2009
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That happens with all news media I notice when there is nothing new to publish no matter how high a profile a case it.Looked in the Courier Mail an hour or so ago. Couldn't find anything about Allison's case and certainly not in the 10 most visited topics. Not sure what that means, because I don't believe people have suddenly lost interest. So seems Courier Mail would have us believe that overnight, basically, people stopped caring and moved on to other 'fascinating' issues such as the head of police in Qld. due to end his contract and naked women surfing for a cause
When I couldn't get on here, I suspected police/lawyers had placed a ban on discussion of the case, which in a way could have been seen as a good thing, i.e., arrest soon to be made. Not so, though, apparently
After all, news media are like any other business... money grinding machines and when nothing new is offered, all they can do is repeat the same thing over and over again. People get sick of that and move on and news media need to keep their 'audiences' interested.