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moorfield replied

30 August 2009, 16:49
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

Since it was set up on the 26th, the BBC does not seem to have mentioned it at all. Is it really not newsworthy?

Some crusties sitting in a field for a week?

Not worth my license fee.

Even the Daily Mail doesn't seem to be too bothered about it.
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swamp replied

30 August 2009, 16:45
The climate camp has fallen flat on its arse as far as news coverage is concerned. The G20 protest was news, but there is not really anything interesting happening in Blackheath to sell papers etc.
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RichardCranium started a topic Climate Camp - not in the news?

30 August 2009, 15:21
Climate Camp - not in the news?

While browsing through the news saw the story about the Police that were injured at G20 and wondered about the current Climate Camp at Blackheath.

Since it was set up on the 26th, the BBC does not seem to have mentioned it at all. Is it really not newsworthy?

It is being reported on elsewhere. Here is how Welsh coppers are earning shedloads of overtime this bank holiday.

And this must be worth a few quid to the crane lift hire companies.
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