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  • 23 Mar 2007
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    Slow news day in Reading

    Reading Evening Post

    There’s something truly surreal about a day when the lead story on the local evening paper is actually ‘man edits local paper’. And anyway, it’s a half marathon, not a full one – but I guess that’s not such a good headline. Inside, there’s an apparently serious suggestion in the paper’s leader column that the town of Reading should be renamed ‘Redding-on-Thames’ for search engine optimisation purposes.

    Response

    1. John McGarvey
      24 Mar 2007

      I agree with all your points. But they did get one extra sale from me; I bought a copy purely because I’ve never seen anyone wearing such wonky glasses before.

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