The media are neither pro Bamber nor anti Bamber.
The media are interested in stories that sell off the printed page or online.
As with the example of the Daily Mail - 'Bamber Innocent', followed by 'Bamber Guilty' some years later.
Woofinden gets his fee, and then he gets another one.
I'm hard pushed to think of more than a couple of journalists / media producers out of at least a hundred or so I'm in contact with who think Bamber might be innocent. However. Eric Allison ( Guardian ) was pro Bamber when I spoke to him 2 years ago.
You won't get 'the people' en-masse to join a crusade to free Jeremy Bamber. That is never going to happen.
Forums, Twitter and any other social networking sites are not going to make any difference to the WHF case.
No major breakthrough has been made on this case in the last 20 years.
That is not to say that the media have neglected the 'Bamber may be innocent' theories ( Aga etc ).
Equally, production companies see enough interest in the case to produce documentaries - but the reason they make these programmes is commercial and not with any bias towards Jeremy Bamber.
If Simon McKay hits on anything I'm sure the media will publish it but it is now accepted by people at the heart of the case ( I'm not sure about McKay - he never got back to me, probably for good reason ) that the end of the road has now been reached.
It should be remembered that Bamber is a 'business commodity'.
I do have something further on this but only by PM if anyone should show interest.