The tactic, which is identified by an internal codeword which the Guardian is not revealing, is defined in an internal glossary as "active collection against an email account that acquires mail messages without removing them from the remote server".
Ms. Angle, a former Nevada assemblywoman, spent more than $1 million on postage for direct mail alone; more than $2.8 million on direct mail printing; and more than $350,000 on acquiring mailing lists.
In March, that stake was acquired by Mail.ru, the online portal that already owned a stake in the company, taking its share up to just under 52%.
He then eventually took over running the whole company after it got majority acquired by Mail.ru and co-founder Pavel Durov departed as CEO to go off to found encrypted messaging app Telegram.
The CEO of MapData who will now lead Mapbox's Belarussian office, Alexander Matveenko, had worked at another previous company of Melnicheck's, Maps.me, which had been acquired by Mail.ru in Russia.
Ten years ago, distributing a bonus scene to my readers would have involved impossible-to-acquire mailing lists, the United States Postal Service and a lot more free time than I hope I ever have.
For all eight hospitals, initial contact was made via phone or e-mail to acquire names and e-mail addresses for the above stakeholders.
Nabors wants to acquire a Bermuda mail drop as part of an effort to save taxes.
Late last month, John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., wrote Stanley Works directors to ask them to stop trying to acquire a Bermuda mail drop "before you inflict serious harm on Stanley Works, its shareholders and employees".
Voter-registration files have been merged with vast quantities of bought consumer data, on top of which come bought or acquired e-mails, mobile and landline numbers, as well as data gathered through canvassing, phone banks and social-media pages.
In June 1995, the company went public, and over the next three years it continued to expand, acquiring the mail-order computer retailer TigerDirect and the computer manufacturer Infotel, which gave Global the capacity to make its own line of personal computers.
