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Topic History of: Guardian on Vile Pervert: The Musical
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JK2006 To see the advert...

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JK2006 400 extra full length views/downloads in the first two hours this morning.
Wapping Hack Looks brilliant and I bet you it alerts a lot of lazy hacks to the controversial and entertaining content.

Some incredible stories buried in there.

Any news on the ECHR appeal?
JK2006 On p5 of the Film & Music section; on the Rock and Pop page; a large advert pointing Guardian readers at the movie.

The advert was originally booked and paid for in the Mail but, two days before publication, we were told that "senior management felt it was inappropriate for the Mail".

On being asked if they would refuse an advert for a Roman Polanski film they replied "of course not".

When asked why, they replied, off the record "typical Mail: Girls good, Boys bad".

At least the Guardian seems not to use moral censorship in its advertising policy (though Comment Is Free dumped my replies on the Charlie Brooker column featuring my Harold Shipman song).

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