Just in case Judy Genshaft didn't know she had a hot coach on her hands who needed a big raise, she could have learned it from reading the local press.
In fact, Google didn't even know that Amazon had brought the app back – they learned about it from the press, sources familiar with Google's situation have told TechCrunch.
The models wore stockings, as I later learned from the press notes.
"We have learned about this from the press," Mr. Peskov told the news agency Interfax.
"Chewie, we're home," is the sound byte that will ring in every nerd's head from now until December.... and here's what we learned from the press conference.
Stanley S. Arkin, Howard J. Kaplan and Peter B. Pope, attorneys at Arkin Kaplan Rice LLP who are representing Jaffe, said, "The complaint filed today by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which we learned about only from the press, smacks of impulsiveness and efforts at self-justification.
The crux of the allegations, described by the newspaper as "explosive", is that one Facebook board member (at least) was aware of the true and ongoing purpose of the contentious data harvesting almost two-years before the company claimed to have learned the facts from the press.
I learned from the press release included with the book that Andy's actions were meant to be a metaphor for America's actions post 9/11, which made sense once it was explained to me, but never would have occurred to me naturally.
How would you feel if messages about possible danger are inconsistent, and you learn things from the press that the government or company knew but didn't tell you?
Ms. Curtis (who nowadays seems to prefer tasteful public disrobing to shrieking) would probably be insulted to learn from the press notes of this new film that it has been reimagined for a "more sophisticated audience".
