My spoiler policy

[heidi]

I will not post any spoilers in my LJ until the evening of the 16th, UK time. I will, however, have my computer tuned into australian radio, because as WizardNews reports:

Australian radio station to do non-stop Harry Potter reading [http://www.wizardnews.com/story.200507101.html]
Wizard News Sun, 10 Jul 2005 11:22 AM PDT
(Press Release) Brisbane, Australia -- Within six days the worldwide sales embargo on the latest Harry Potter book will be lifted. As soon as Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince goes on sale, Australian radio station, 973FM will read J.K. Rowling's sixth book in its entirety.

Anyone know their url?

I have, btw, already been royally spoiled, and I'm fine with it. I spoiled myself for OotP by accident 10 minutes after getting the book and I've posted before about upset I was and while I'm not sure I would've been less upset had I known before, at least now I'll be mentally prepared. Then, I was on fandom maternity leave with Jon, so I wasn't reading TLC, FA or HPFGU emails - now, I am and people send spoilers to admin email addresses and while it's possible to avoid them, this time, I'm not trying hard to...

Comments

[titti]

Just got the link: http://www.973fm.com.au/

[nihaochan.livejournal.com]

Cool! I hope the server stays up. I'm sure everyone will be trying to listen (especially here in the states). 6 Hours early!

[snapetoy.livejournal.com]

Heidi, I rang the radio station this morning after I saw Titti's post to check for her, and there's no broadcast. They're running it as a one-off public reading, but that's it. Sorry!

[melieltathariel.livejournal.com]

The spoilers from the bets placed from the town where the book was printed? I'm still not convinced those are correct; there are so many ways they could have gotten it wrong, or even reasons to lay bets they knew were incorrect.