"They just need to have encouraged the hacking".
An article in The New York Times Magazine on Sunday quoted a former reporter, Sean Hoare, and an unnamed former editor as saying that Mr. Coulson had known about and encouraged the hacking.
An article in The New York Times Magazine last year quoted a former reporter, Sean Hoare, and an unnamed former editor as saying that Mr. Coulson had known about and encouraged the hacking.
One also wonders how Twitter might respond to a future tweet from, say, US president Trump encouraging the hacking of a political opponent….
He testified that his bosses, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson (former NOTW editors who went on to become, respectively, the chief executive of News International and David Cameron's press secretary, before being forced to resign over their involvement in phone-hacking) knew about, and encouraged, the procurement of information by illegal means.
He cut taxes repeatedly, hobbled labor unions, hacked away at state payrolls, defunded Planned Parenthood, and encouraged the growth of charter schools.
It beggars belief that Trump, who was busy praising Vladimir Putin and encouraging the Russians to hack Clinton's e-mails, knew absolutely nothing of Manafort's business dealings.
He could insult his Republican opponents, make misogynistic comments about female journalists, call for a ban on Muslims entering the United States, describe Mexican immigrants as rapists and murderers, trot out blatant falsehoods by the dozen, encourage the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's e-mail account — none of it proved damaging to his candidacy.
Probably to encourage the world to hack him.
Roll the die and you may land on a co-operative, a vegetable garden, Wikipedia, crowdfunding – and when we're done, we're encouraged to "hack" the game: like all the ideas here, Commonsopoly is "always in beta" and open to input.
Its reporters, after much London toil and reading of what they describe as "the Labour-oriented Guardian", declare that Andy Coulson, David Cameron's supreme spin doctor, "actively encouraged" phone hacking when he was editor of the News of the World and ran an often "degrading" newsroom.
