30/09/2009

Big Brother Watch on the front of the Metro Newspaper

We make no apologies for this shameless piece of self-congratulation, but Big Brother Watch - less than a month since we announced our formation and still yet to launch - has today been quoted on the front page of the Metro.

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We hope this is the first of many front page media hits as we seek to bring the fight to the Big Brother state.

By The Big Brother Watch team 

30 Sep 2009 09:10:16 | Media coverage

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Well done guys - good start - keep it up please.

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