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	[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]
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	Contributors included Mayor [[Ken Livingstone]], Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], [[Mark Simpson]], [[John Hein]], [[David Borro]]w and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).		Contributors included Mayor [[Ken Livingstone]], Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], [[Mark Simpson]], [[John Hein]], [[David Borro]]w and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).

	The magazine lampooned the "softly softly" approach of [[Stonewall]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).		The magazine lampooned the "softly softly" approach of [[Stonewall Equality Limited]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).

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	An article on the [[OutRage!]] website claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.		An article on the [[OutRage!]] website claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.

	The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] (''[[QX Magazine]]'').		The article reads:
			<blockquote>The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] (''[[QX Magazine]]'').</blockquote>
	''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that ''Outcast'' might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''		<blockquote>Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that ''Outcast'' might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.</blockquote>
			<blockquote>On the 29th March at 4pm, ''Outcast'' received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.</blockquote>
	''On the 29th March at 4pm, ''Outcast'' received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.~~''''~~

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	== References ==		== References ==
	http://outrage.org.uk/tag/media/ <br>		http://outrage.org.uk/tag/media/ <br>
	http://forums.questioningaids.com/showpost.php?p=16021&postcount=2 by Chris Morris <br>		http://forums.questioningaids.com/showpost.php?p=16021&postcount=2 by [[Chris Morris]]<br>
	http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/is-the-future-black-for-the-pink-press-1304010.html		http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/is-the-future-black-for-the-pink-press-1304010.html

	[[Category:Newspapers and ~~Magazines~~]]		[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]

Ross Burgess: /* References */

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	http://forums.questioningaids.com/showpost.php?p=16021&postcount=2 by Chris Morris <br>		http://forums.questioningaids.com/showpost.php?p=16021&postcount=2 by Chris Morris <br>
	http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/is-the-future-black-for-the-pink-press-1304010.html		http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/is-the-future-black-for-the-pink-press-1304010.html

			[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

Ross Burgess: /* Website shut down */

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	An article on the [[OutRage!]] website claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.		An article on the [[OutRage!]] website claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.

	The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).		The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] (''[[QX Magazine]]'').

	''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that ''Outcast'' might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''		''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that ''Outcast'' might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''

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	The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).		The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).

	''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that Outcast might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''		''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that ''Outcast'' might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''

	''On the 29th March at 4pm, ''Outcast'' received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.''''		''On the 29th March at 4pm, ''Outcast'' received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.''''

Ross Burgess at 10:38, 13 April 2012

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	'''''Outcast ~~magazine~~''''' was a controversial 'queer' magazine ~~in the United Kingdom~~. It was launched as a non-profitmaking project by [[Chris Morris]] in 1999.		'''''Outcast'' magazine''' was a controversial British "queer" magazine. It was launched as a non-profitmaking project by [[Chris Morris]] in 1999.
	Contributors included Mayor Ken Livingstone, Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], Mark Simpson, John Hein, David ~~Borrow~~ and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).		Contributors included Mayor [[Ken Livingstone]], Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], [[Mark Simpson]], [[John Hein]], [[David Borro]]w and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).

	The magazine lampooned the 'softly softly' approach of [[Stonewall]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).		The magazine lampooned the "softly softly" approach of [[Stonewall]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).

	== Website shut down ==		== Website shut down ==
	An article on the [[OutRage!]] ~~weskite~~ claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.		An article on the [[OutRage!]] website claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.

	The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).		The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).

	''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the [[Pink Paper]] and Boyz, wrote to ~~Outcast’s~~ Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that Outcast might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''		''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''Boyz'', wrote to ''Outcast''’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that Outcast might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''

	''On the 29th March at 4pm, Outcast received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.''''		''On the 29th March at 4pm, ''Outcast'' received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.''''

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Ross Burgess at 10:35, 13 April 2012

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	'''Outcast magazine''' was a controversial 'queer' magazine in the United Kingdom. It was launched as a non-profitmaking project by [[Chris Morris]] in 1999.		'''''Outcast magazine''''' was a controversial 'queer' magazine in the United Kingdom. It was launched as a non-profitmaking project by [[Chris Morris]] in 1999.
	Contributors included Mayor Ken Livingstone, Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], Mark Simpson, John Hein, David Borrow and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).		Contributors included Mayor Ken Livingstone, Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, Foreign Office minister [[Ben Bradshaw]], Mark Simpson, John Hein, David Borrow and [[Peter Tatchell]] (amongst many others).

	The magazine lampooned the 'softly softly' approach of [[Stonewall]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).		The magazine lampooned the 'softly softly' approach of [[Stonewall]] and ran a series of exposés about the business dealings of [[London Mardi Gras]] (formerly [[Gay Pride]]).


	== Website shut down ==		== Website shut down ==

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	== Website shut down ==		== Website shut down ==
	An article on the [[OutRage!]] weskite claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] ([[Boyz]]) magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.		An article on the [[OutRage!]] weskite claims that [[Kelvin Sollis]] of [[Chronos Publishing]] (''[[Boyz]]'') magazine, had their website shut down by their Internet provider NetBenefit.

	The article reads: ''The February edition of Outcast contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).		The article reads: ''The February edition of ''Outcast'' contained an editorial and a half-page article detailing irregularities in the registration at Companies House of [[Mardi Gras]] 2000 Ltd.: a commercial enterprise owned in part by gay press barons Kelvin Sollis, [[David Bridle]], and [[Tony Claffey]] ([[QX Magazine]]).

	''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the [[Pink Paper]] and Boyz, wrote to Outcast’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that Outcast might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''		''Following the appearance of this article, solicitors Mischon de Reya acting for Chronos Publishing Limited, publishers of the [[Pink Paper]] and Boyz, wrote to Outcast’s Internet Service Provider, NetBenefit PLC, fearing that Outcast might publish something defamatory in a future article that might be published on their website.''

	''On the 29th March at 4pm, Outcast received a letter from [[NetBenefit]], warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ~~Outcast’s~~ website down at 7pm.''''		''On the 29th March at 4pm, Outcast received a letter from NetBenefit, warning that: “we advise you that we will suspend your website with effect from 6pm today unless we receive from your solicitors written assurance that the entire content of your website does not contain any defamatory material”. After such impossibly short notice, NetBenefit then shut ''Outcast''’s website down at 7pm.''''

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