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Therese Bacha
Oct 14th 2009, 8:19AM
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briannalowery
Oct 20th 2009, 12:46PM
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dsray4
Oct 25th 2009, 7:03PM
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Oct 22nd 2009, 2:16AM
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Oct 14th 2009, 9:49AM
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wifey
Oct 14th 2009, 4:48PM
so what r u saying
Heidi
Nov 7th 2009, 2:51PM
Man kan vara främlingsfientlig på ett begåvat sätt
Reported by Jinge (Jan Inge FLÜCHT) 07 Nov 2009
Det var kontentan av det Bonnierkoncernens VD, Jonas Bonnier, nyss sade i Ekots lördagsintervju. Han fick nämligen frågan om hur det kom sig att vissa av företagen inom Bonnierkoncernen, eller konglomeratet som han kallade det, kunde tjäna pengar på att sälja annonser till Sverigedemokraterna nu till valet nästa år. Han hävdade att Sverigedemokraterna är främlingsfientliga på ett obegåvat, ja rent ut sagt dumt sätt.
”– Man blir förvånad över den enormt låga nivå som de håller, och även på tanken.” Därefter kommer uttalandet som jag gjort till rubrik.
Bonnierkoncernen är ett konglomerat av etthundrasjuttio-
fem aktiebolag i tjugoen länder. Företagets ställning här i Sverige är närmast att likna vid ett oligopol. Man äger praktiskt taget allt inom media och sist jag roade mig med att lyssna på Fria Proteaterns pjäs Typerna och Draken så ägde de tidningsdistributionen, tryckfärgsproduktionen, tryckerierna, screentryck och numera har de även inlemmat TV-bolag i ägandet och även Svensk Filmindustri, SF-Bio.
Trots att Dagens Nyheter själva ansökt om presstöd så agerar de för att Svenska Dagbladet och Sydsvenska Dagbladet ska bli av med sitt stöd. Och de gjorde det i hemlighet genom att klaga till EU-kommissionen och samtidigt begära att kommissionen inte skulle berätta vem som hade klagat.
Jonas Bonnier själv är en förhållandevis ung koncernchef, han är omkring 45 år idag. Det framkom att han de senaste åren fått ett fyrtiotal p-böter huvudsakligen runt Stureplan. Hur man kan vara främlingsfientlig på ett begåvat sätt framkom inte under sändningen och jag vill undvika att spekulera om hur han tänkte. Men intervjun finns redan på nätet och kan lyssnas till här.
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Oct 14th 2009, 11:21AM
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Oct 16th 2009, 1:24AM
I dont know how I am goinig to get any replies I can't get into my mail.
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Oct 14th 2009, 1:07PM
I am so damned disgusted with AOL -- and the inability to complain to a human -- that I'd like to drop the whole @#$% thing. I have been on AOL since I started using a PC and that's around 20 years. Now you want me top sign in? Want my password? What the devil is with you robots? Many of my friends have switched and use Gmail and I'm ready despite having to notify so many contacts. AND I WOULD LIKE A REPLY FROM A HUMAN BEING!
joseph morris
Oct 18th 2009, 10:49PM
Thank you. I have been trying unsuccessfully to complain to aol that using GOOGLE has resulted in problems with my business. You are the first to give a motive for the problem. The only thing is I am haveing problems with Google since my website there is also non-responsive.
Emi
Oct 19th 2009, 9:44AM
JT, something I've learned about computer and web sites,etc,etc. is; when they offered latest version or update version, just don't accept it. I have the oldest MSN, AOL version, and I don't have any problem.
But I agree to you about talk to a HUMAN BEING.
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Oct 19th 2009, 12:00PM
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Oct 30th 2009, 2:51PM
This is simply the very worst it's ever been. If I could get the same rate (appx $5.xx) I'd switch to MSN in a shot.
dmain10560
Nov 6th 2009, 7:27AM
I totally agree. I can no longer do ANYTHING! I can't change, backgrounds, I can't look up billing information, I can't see real news stories. All I can do is check email and browse the web. I can't contact anyone, there is no one there. I feel like droping AOL and going somewhere where I can DO things.
marie
Oct 14th 2009, 12:50PM
I LOVE AOL
Merry Kenyon
Oct 22nd 2009, 8:54PM
Well, stay with it a while longer and you will. I have always stuck up for AOL and loved it, but the last couple years it has really changed. When you have a problem, and it doesn't get resolved (even though you follow Tech instructions to fix it, (& MY computer is NEW) then it AOL does have it's issues, and problems like everyother one.
I still like the AOL format, so I am not quitting but I am not in a particularly happy frame of mind with it either. A year ago they took away our Journals, and yet those of us that have the paid version pay extra for 1. Our high speed cable AND ALSO 2. Pay AOL. They are making money still but we aren't getting better or the same service we did a couple years ago.
Brian
Oct 22nd 2009, 4:49PM
I agree with you
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Oct 31st 2009, 1:54PM
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Nov 4th 2009, 11:46PM
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