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Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts
Friday, 29 August 2025
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Saturday, 5 October 2013
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Thursday, 4 August 2011
words newspaper headlines use
gloom,
misery,
rampage,
chaos,
revealed,
plight,
fears,
horror,
shock,
exposed,
panic,
alert,
crisis,
scandal,
torment,
sparks,
secret,
deepens,
tragedy,
stampeded,
anarchy,
shame,
blitz,
rebellion
i wonder how their use affects our world view?
Saturday, 16 July 2011
news international may not be the only rogues (g+)
this 2006 what price privacy now report from the information commissioner (found via cranmer who was pointed towards it by alastair campbell) includes the table below - which - if representative - lead me to think that - once we've all felt better about ourselves by giving news international a good seeing to - then maybe we need to look elsewhere?
the table is from a response to an foi request on an operation motorman (in which 305 journalists were identified as customers driving an illegal trade in confidential personal information)
the table breaks down the publications the 305 journalists were employed by and a breakdown of their activity. it identified such from documentation seized during the operation motorman investigation and shows how many transactions each publication was positively identified as being involved in and how many of their journalists (or clients acting on their behalf) were using these services.
although some of these cases may have raised public interest or similar issues, the report says that no such defences were raised by any of those interviewed and prosecuted in operation motorman.
the table is from a response to an foi request on an operation motorman (in which 305 journalists were identified as customers driving an illegal trade in confidential personal information)
the table breaks down the publications the 305 journalists were employed by and a breakdown of their activity. it identified such from documentation seized during the operation motorman investigation and shows how many transactions each publication was positively identified as being involved in and how many of their journalists (or clients acting on their behalf) were using these services.
although some of these cases may have raised public interest or similar issues, the report says that no such defences were raised by any of those interviewed and prosecuted in operation motorman.
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