But perhaps Osborne wasn't the real target: it can't be pure coincidence, after all, that it had just emerged that at the Telegraph group – the Mail's main rival for Middle England readers, and where many top posts are held by ex-Mail types – a decree from the new editorial commander Richard Ellis requires reporters to tweet once an hour and editors to issue updates every 15 minutes.
Ex-mail handler admits theft of video games in envelopes [Philly.com via Kotaku].
In their analysis of the e-mail game, Monderer and Samet (1989) introduce the notions of ex ante and ex post ε-equilibrium.
The story so far: She's an ardent lefty and an ex-Daily Mail gossip hound.
In his 1937 book I Know These Dictators, the ex-Daily Mail journalist G Ward Price had the following to say about one such tyrant: "Art has also a great appeal for him, and he knows a good deal about pictures.
The move follows the reappointment of Brooks, who returned as chief executive in September after being cleared of all charges relating to the phone-hacking scandal, and the hiring of ex-Daily Mail and senior Telegraph executive Tony Gallagher as editor of the Sun.
You've been cruising along for eight hundred feet without inflicting damage on yourself or your ex's voice mail.
Alex Brummer, City editor at the Mail (ex-Guardian too from way back) is pretty rude, as is his paper.
Holding up a phone and listening to her ex's voice-mail greeting over and over, Alicia opens and closes her mouth, not making a sound.
My ex's e-mails have been benign, confined to discussions about doctor's appointments and tutoring.
When the thought of opening your ex's e-mail makes you want to vomit, when you suffer intrusive thoughts of the insults your ex has lobbed at you, when the prospect of years of co-parenting with an emotionally abusive ex makes you want to curl into the fetal position -- you feel trapped.
