Ticketmaster data breach

[keldsyke]

There's some information here which 'may' be helpful...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cw99ql0239wo

If it’s from the BBC it isn’t helpful there will be some biased agenda behind it.

[SwalePie]

If it’s from the BBC it isn’t helpful there will be some biased agenda behind it.

Interesting take. I think they're just reporting the news.

[Old_pie]

Interesting take. I think they're just reporting the news.

But they do decide what news to promote on their front pages and often that seems more to do with an agenda than of national/international importance.

And their grammar and spelling has gone to pot, the other day, "inequitable" in a BBC news article.

[SwalePie]

But they do decide what news to promote on their front pages and often that seems more to do with an agenda than of national/international importance.

And their grammar and spelling has gone to pot, the other day, "inequitable" in a BBC news article.

I know, the standards are dropping rapidly. The news I linked to was available from many sources though. I chose BBC as it is generally more trustworthy to most people, especially on a non-political item such as this.

[SmiffyPie]

But they do decide what news to promote on their front pages and often that seems more to do with an agenda than of national/international importance.

I would genuinely love to know of a straightforward, honest and impartial news source, they all have their agenda.

[OchPie]

I would genuinely love to know of a straightforward, honest and impartial news source, they all have their agenda.

The FT is extremely good (if not always "straightforward"). Their readers need honest impartiality to make money.

[SmiffyPie]

The FT is extremely good (if not always "straightforward"). Their readers need honest impartiality to make money.

Thanks, never thought of that approach to the issue.