UK national press airs reservations about Cameron's Syrian mission
summary
David Cameron may have secured a large majority in the Commons to go to war in Syria, but the UK national newspapers are anything but convinced about this decision.
key data
- Mr Cameron failed to convince that his all-too-vague war aims are achievable by the means he proposes.
my view
I believe it is wrong to bomb Syria as many innocent lives will be affected and David Cameron doesn't know what he's doing. I'm not ready for WW3.
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/nov/06/news-corp-first-quarter-2015-earnings-fall-15-as-advertising-revenue-tumbles
News Corp first quarter 2015 earnings fall 15% as advertising revenue tumbles
- Mr Cameron failed to convince that his all-too-vague war aims are achievable by the means he proposes.
News Corp first quarter 2015 earnings fall 15% as advertising revenue tumbles
summary
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has suffered a 15% slide in first quarter earnings as advertisers continue to shy away from newspaper offerings. News Corp’s mastheads include the Australian, the Daily Telegraph and Herald Sun in Australia, as well as the Sun and the Times in the UK and the Wall Street Journal and New York Post in the US.
Key data
- business fell 11% in the three months to 30 September.
- Advertising revenue in the segment was down 13% during the quarter, despite an increase in digital advertising sales.
- “In fact, News Corp revenues, excluding the effect of currency, grew four per cent this quarter, underscoring the value of our shift to higher growth businesses and our prudent reinvestment strategy.”
My view
in my view i think that this is very bad for rupert murdoch
summary
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has suffered a 15% slide in first quarter earnings as advertisers continue to shy away from newspaper offerings. News Corp’s mastheads include the Australian, the Daily Telegraph and Herald Sun in Australia, as well as the Sun and the Times in the UK and the Wall Street Journal and New York Post in the US.
Key data
- business fell 11% in the three months to 30 September.
- Advertising revenue in the segment was down 13% during the quarter, despite an increase in digital advertising sales.
- “In fact, News Corp revenues, excluding the effect of currency, grew four per cent this quarter, underscoring the value of our shift to higher growth businesses and our prudent reinvestment strategy.”
My view
in my view i think that this is very bad for rupert murdoch
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