This health-condition bias was not observed among the paid-media recruits and, in general, there were few substantive demographic differences between paid-media and fax recruits (reference).
Murl's relatives and friends had spent days consulting with attorneys, talking to the media and faxing medical documents to win his release--and perhaps save his life.
There was no difference in maternal asthma history between paid-media and fax recruits.
Mr MacKenzie recalled sending the media mogul a fax about the case then receiving a 40-minute phone call of "non-stop abuse".
There were no computers, no social media, hardly even fax machines, so we had no idea that people in L.A. made this shift in culture to look and sound like us.
I look at social media like a fax machine.
Allegations of wrongdoing first surfaced in May 2012, when a blogger using the name "Robert Schmidt" sent a fax to media outlets announcing he had found more than 50 instances of plagiarism in the 351 pages in Schavan's dissertation, entitled, "Person and Conscience-Studies on conditions, need and requirements of today's consciences".
The arguments for and against right-to-work laws look to me like rehashed talking points — brief, dramatic statements made to be faxed to media outlets.
Mr. Gest's spokesman, Warren Cowan, faxed a "media advisory" (not to be confused with a "media alert," he explained) that said "arrangements have been made" with OK!, a British picture magazine, "for exclusive coverage".
On 7 and 8 August 1998, two other members of Al Qaeda disseminated claims of responsibility for the two bombings by sending faxes to media organizations in Paris, Doha in Qatar and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
Compared to fax, free-media referrals were 13 times more likely to be recruited (OR 13.0, 95% CI 4.2, 40.4: p < 0.001) and paid-media referrals were 4 times more likely to be recruited (OR 4.6, 95% CI 2.1, 10.3: p < 0.001).
