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Amy Winehouse video attracts one million views in two days

January 28th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Online Journalism

The Sun’s online footage of singer Amy Winehouse allegedly smoking crack cocaine attracted more than one million views in two days, the paper claimed on Saturday.

“Traffic has been huge,” said the report, which rounded up a week of ‘exclusives and giveaways’.

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While we were away… EveryBlock, LoudounExtra, BBC plans and more : Journalism.co.uk editors blog Says:

June 9th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
[...] Sir Ian Blair advocates use of celebrity news videos as evidence in drug trials Footage, such as the Sun’s infamous Amy Winehouse video and of Kate Moss snorting a white substance, should be presented to the jury in such cases, Blair [...]

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