My item on News Corp's cash pile prompts a reader to suggest how the company boss, Rupert Murdoch, might spend some of the $12bn.
It should be placed into a trust with the following objectives...
1. Finding out what went wrong at News International
2. Funding a proper Press Complaints Commission
3. Setting up university courses in journalism ethics
4. Funding the training of would-be journalists
5. Freeing BSkyB from its Murdoch dependence and giving the poor user a better deal
6. Reinstating BBC World on Chinese satellites
Thank you to Charles Norrie for that. I can't turn on comments, but you can email ideas to me at roy.greenslade@guardian.co.uk
11am update: Here are some more just in (the printable ones).
David writes: "Perhaps some might be put aside for the innocent and hard-working people whose lives he wrecked and whose families he endangered by the cynical closure of the News of the World."
And Mark, on a similar theme, writes: Oddly, you never suggest paying compensation to all the people whose lives he damaged and/or destroyed."
He adds: "He should spend his money seeing how the poor and the socially deprived live."
