Final update to this post (6.30pm, 7 July): The News of the World is to close after this weekend's advertising-free issue.

I realise there are a lot of different points of view about this news, but my personal take is that this is a victory for campaigns like this one and especially those on Twitter and Facebook which had far more than the 4,000 hits this site got (which is a significant number, far higher than I'd ever imagined when I set this up, btw, in case that sounded dismissive!).

Sure, they might set up a Sun on Sunday, and sure, Rebekah Brooks is currently still in a job, but the Sun on Sunday is now being actively talked about in the same breath in the news coverage as the News of the World so will be tainted from the start (and drags the Sun further into the associated mire), and no-one who was calling for Brooks to go before this news isn't still calling for her to go after it: in fact, there are now 200 freshly sacked NotW insiders who are well up for a fight and may know where the bodies are buried...

This isn't the end, but it is a result in no small part of the number of advertisers who've pulled out as a result of campaigns like this one. Congratulations to all who took part.

(The rest of this post is as at this morning for archive purposes.)

Inspired by this page that lets you easily tweet a complaint at NotW advertisers, I've set up this page which lets you e-mail in a complaint to them. I suspect this will be more effective than tweeting, but hey, why not do both?

If you haven't seen it, this is the story that's prompted people to want advertisers to withdraw their funds from the NotW.

UPDATE:This is moving too fast for me to keep up with unfortunately but I'll try to add a note to advertisers listed below who make public statements about their advertising in NotW. You can see Political Scrapbook's list of advertisers who have done so over here.

BrandAlley UK

BrandAlley say they are awaiting the outcome of the police investigation before they make a decision. Why not tweak the wording of your message to take account of this? You may want to point out to them that no-one from the News of the World has ever denied that the Dowler hacking, not to mention numerous other, equally bad examples (Soham, 7/7 victims etc.) revealed since, happened.

UPDATE: In the comments below this post is an e-mail BrandAlley sent to someone who'd e-mailed them. They say they have no print ads planned at the moment anyway, but that's missing the point that once they do want to place print ads, they need to assure people that it won't be with the NotW!

• Pre-filled form to BrandAlley UK - just add name and e-mail address

Butlins

• Pre-filled e-mail to Butlins
• Pre-filled Gmail to Butlins

Cadbury's

This tweet suggests Cadbury's are among those now confirmed as pulling their ads from the NotW. It's therefore not a priority to e-mail them, unless you're particularly keen to reiterate the point that they should ensure a long-lasting boycott.

• Pre-filled e-mail to Cadbury's Press Office
• Pre-filled Gmail to Cadbury's Press Office

CarpetRight

• Sadly non-prefillable form.
  You may like to copy the below in order to paste it into the form though:
  Dear CarpetRight, In light of the news that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of a murdered schoolgirl, and deleted some of her messages, giving her traumatised family false hope that she was still alive, I'm just contacting to ask you if you will be withdrawing all your advertising from this shocking newspaper immediately? I'm sure most people would agree that any company still willing to pay NotW money after this revelation is tacitly endorsing their behaviour. Hope to hear from you soon,

Comet

• Sadly non-prefillable form.
  You may like to copy the below in order to paste it into the form though:
  Dear Comet, In light of the news that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of a murdered schoolgirl, and deleted some of her messages, giving her traumatised family false hope that she was still alive, I'm just contacting to ask you if you will be withdrawing all your advertising from this shocking newspaper immediately? I'm sure most people would agree that any company still willing to pay NotW money after this revelation is tacitly endorsing their behaviour. Hope to hear from you soon,
  You'll also need to pick a Category. 'More about us' > 'About us & careers' looks sensible.

Co-Operative group

Member of the Co-Op? Dawn has a special suggested message for you to send, what with you owning the Co-Op and everything. (Unbelievably they're so far the only advertiser to rule out boycotting NotW - not doing much for their ethical image...)

UPDATE (12.20pm, 6 Jul): Co-Op have announced they are listening to their members and will therefore temporarily suspend advertising with NOTW. Up to you whether you want to contact them to ensure it's a long suspension, but at least they've seen a bit of sense at last - well done everyone!

• Pre-filled e-mail to Co-Operative Group
• Pre-filled Gmail to Co-Operative Group

Dixons Retail Ltd (PC World, Currys etc.)

Dixons Retail say they are considering their position about this. Help them consider it by e-mailing them - you may want to tweak the wording slightly to take account of this though.

• Pre-filled form to Dixons Retail - just add name and e-mail address

easyJet

• Pre-filled e-mail to easyJet
• Pre-filled Gmail to easyJet

First Choice

• Pre-filled e-mail to First Choice Press Office
• Pre-filled Gmail to First Choice Press Office

Renault UK

This tweet suggests Renault are among those now confirmed as pulling their ads from the NotW. It's therefore not a priority to e-mail them, unless you're particularly keen to reiterate the point that they should ensure a long-lasting boycott.

• Sadly non-prefillable form.
  You may like to copy the below in order to paste it into the form though:
  Dear Renault UK, In light of the news that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of a murdered schoolgirl, and deleted some of her messages, giving her traumatised family false hope that she was still alive, I'm just contacting to ask you if you will be withdrawing all your advertising from this shocking newspaper immediately? I'm sure most people would agree that any company still willing to pay NotW money after this revelation is tacitly endorsing their behaviour. Hope to hear from you soon,

Tesco

Tesco say they are awaiting the outcome of the police investigation before they make a decision. Why not tweak the wording of your message to take account of this? You may want to point out to them that no-one from the News of the World has ever denied that the Dowler hacking, not to mention numerous other, equally bad examples revealed since (Soham, 7/7 victims etc.), happened.

• Sadly non-prefillable form.
  You may like to copy the below in order to paste it into the form though:
  Dear Tesco, In light of the news that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of a murdered schoolgirl, and deleted some of her messages, giving her traumatised family false hope that she was still alive, I'm just contacting to ask you if you will be withdrawing all your advertising from this shocking newspaper immediately? I'm sure most people would agree that any company still willing to pay NotW money after this revelation is tacitly endorsing their behaviour. Hope to hear from you soon,
  You'll also need to pick a 'Reason for query': 'Other' looks sensible.

T-Mobile UK

T-Mobile say they are considering their position about this. Help them consider it by e-mailing them - you may want to tweak the wording slightly to take account of this though.

• Pre-filled e-mail to T-Mobile
• Pre-filled Gmail to T-Mobile

Weight Watchers UK

• Pre-filled e-mail to Weight Watchers
• Pre-filled Gmail to Weight Watchers

WHSmith

• Pre-filled e-mail to WHSmith
• Pre-filled Gmail to WHSmith

Other

Suggestions of other News of the World advertisers and their contact details (e-mail address preferred, webform OK) welcomed!