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| Posted: 14 Jan 2014 11:06 AM PST London's Mayor Boris Johnson says the fake news story that pops up at the end of the most recent episode (Season 3, episode 1) of the BBC hit series Sherlock doesn't bother him, even though it makes reference to the "current" Mayor of London's plan to situate an airport in the middle of the Thames. Mr. Johnson takes the position that the BBC has the right to criticize politicians and that the show's writers might be making reference to one of his predecessors in office. |
The BBC noted that Sherlock, is after all, just a tv show. Oh, and calling that fictional mayor "incoherent" with "hair-brained" (sic) schemes? Nothing to do with Mayor Johnson at all.
Cross-posted from Media Law Prof Blog
Cross-posted from Media Law Prof Blog
Posted: 14 Jan 2014 11:06 AM PST
Check out this interesting blog (in French)--Le Blog Droit et Cinema.
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