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'Apprentice' reject crushed by wall
From Digital Spy. Posted June 4 2008, 11.03am
Apprentice reject Nicholas De Lacy Brown is walking on crutches after being crushed by a wall. (more)

talkSPORT in trouble again
From Radio Today. Posted December 3 2007, 10.56am
National AM station talkSPORT are in trouble with Ofcom for the second time in a month, after a promotional trailer featuring the phrase “mother-crushers” was found to be in breach of the regulator’s rules. (more)

News Corp says it 'will crush the FT'
From The Scotsman. Posted September 23 2007, 11.06pm
PETER Chernin, the president of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, has said the media giant will "crush" the Financial Times after acquiring its big US rival. (more)

'We will crush the FT' says News Corp
From The Scotsman. Posted September 22 2007, 11.04pm
PETER Chernin, the president of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, promised the media giant will "crush" the Financial Times after acquiring its big rival in America. (more)

Citybeat attracts X Factor Shaun
From Radio Today. Posted June 5 2007, 9.18am
X Factor Star Shaun Rogerson was almost crushed by 100’s of young girls who turned out to meet him at Citybeat's most recent "Young Star Search" heat. The competition, run by the CN Radio station is hosted by presenter Stuart Robinson who is hoping to find the next "big thing". (more)

Dacre condemns "subsidariat" press and BBC for "crushing journalistic pluralism"
From Press Gazette. Posted January 23 2007, 8.55am
Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre used a rare public speech last night to launch an excoriating attack on the BBC and on newspapers such as The Guardian, The Times and the Independent which he contemptuously termed the “subsidariat”. (more)

Hearst buys eCrush
From Journalism.co.uk. Posted January 9 2007, 12.04pm
Media giant buys the teenage social networking site as part of its push to capture a share of the US online teen media market (more)