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Earthquake at the BBC

This is a useful reminder to newsrooms about what people think of the work you do.

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One Response to “Earthquake at the BBC”

  1. Mark Steadman Says:
    March 1st, 2008 at 6:37 pm

    Bloody hilarious; “even Kofi Annan knows there’s an earthquake!”

    I loved Mark Steel’s comments on the News Quiz about the Beeb’s coverage of the initial 15 mins of the earthquake.

    “Here we can see the devistation…a gnome has been knocked over, causing at least £14 worth of damage”

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