Sláinte! Here's to the Irish

[Ravi]

The drinks giant Diageo last night became the latest major UK company to pull its adverts from the controversial Fox News commentator Glenn Beck's show.
The decision by the maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker follows a similar move by grocer Waitrose which stopped advertising on the outspoken television presenter's talk show that is broadcast on the Sky TV platform in Britain. The exit of both companies piles pressure on Tesco. It last night refused to cancel its involvement with his show.

Diageo ends link with US TV host but Tesco stays - Business News, Business - The Independent

 

[bodecea]

The drinks giant Diageo last night became the latest major UK company to pull its adverts from the controversial Fox News commentator Glenn Beck's show.
The decision by the maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker follows a similar move by grocer Waitrose which stopped advertising on the outspoken television presenter's talk show that is broadcast on the Sky TV platform in Britain. The exit of both companies piles pressure on Tesco. It last night refused to cancel its involvement with his show.

Diageo ends link with US TV host but Tesco stays - Business News, Business - The Independent

More reason to have my Friday nite Guinness.

 

[noose4]

tis the right thing to do, slainte'

 

[Valerie]

The drinks giant Diageo last night became the latest major UK company to pull its adverts from the controversial Fox News commentator Glenn Beck's show.
The decision by the maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker follows a similar move by grocer Waitrose which stopped advertising on the outspoken television presenter's talk show that is broadcast on the Sky TV platform in Britain. The exit of both companies piles pressure on Tesco. It last night refused to cancel its involvement with his show.

Diageo ends link with US TV host but Tesco stays - Business News, Business - The Independent

Sláinte! Here's to the Irish

 

[bodecea]

The drinks giant Diageo last night became the latest major UK company to pull its adverts from the controversial Fox News commentator Glenn Beck's show.
The decision by the maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker follows a similar move by grocer Waitrose which stopped advertising on the outspoken television presenter's talk show that is broadcast on the Sky TV platform in Britain. The exit of both companies piles pressure on Tesco. It last night refused to cancel its involvement with his show.

Diageo ends link with US TV host but Tesco stays - Business News, Business - The Independent

Sláinte! Here's to the Irish

Sla'inte! To the Irish!!!!!