"Lady Gaga knew how Beijing would react," Bill Bishop, who runs the Sinocism newsletter, wrote on Twitter.
She was steered toward a job in public relations, working on a newsletter written in Eileen's voice.
"My wife and I spend much of our day on that newsletter, writing, editing and assigning stories," Mr. Rabb said.
Start a fund-raising newsletter written by out-of-work donkeys who have appeared onstage in past productions; freight their prose with heavy pathos and muffled braying.
The result is "what is proving to be the softest advertising market place ever," Joe Mandese, editor of Media Buyer's Daily, an industry newsletter, wrote on Friday.
"Hardcover books are simply priced beyond what many people will pay," Karen Jenkins Holt, editor of the Book Publishing Report, a newsletter, wrote in a recent study.
The Hulas' chief, perhaps only, competitors are Insidethegames, another Web-based publication, and Sport Intern, a newsletter written by Karl-Heinz Huba in Germany that is e-mailed to officials.
"With the exception of the bust of late 2008/early 2009, U.S. stocks are now the cheapest they have been in 20 years," Steve Sjuggerud, editor of True Wealth, an investment newsletter, wrote in June.
Because of her family history, Ms. de Groh has traveled twice to Washington to lobby lawmakers on device safety, but said she learned of the Riata recall only in August, after reading a newsletter written by a patient advocacy group.
"The dramatic gains in credit card use and the marketing exuberance of banks are bound to cause the same problems that are commonplace in any society," David Roddy, an economist who edits the Korean Stock Market Newsletter, wrote recently.
