"The university exchange programme Erasmus is barely mentioned in the business sections of newspapers, yet Erasmus has created the first generation of young Europeans.
"The university exchange program Erasmus is barely mentioned in the business sections of newspapers, yet Erasmus has created the first generation of young Europeans," the Italian writer Umberto Eco said in January in an interview with the Italian daily La Stampa.
In that same 22-year period, women have risen in the workplace, becoming entrepreneurs, leaders of companies, editors of national newspapers, yet the doors to British theatre buildings seem to have remained largely closed.
I was told it's illegal for the guards to sell mug shots to the newspapers, yet I'm told our pictures are all in every paper today, as I predicted...
An admirer of good journalism, she grumbles about the flat jargon in Social Democratic newspapers, yet worries that she is not "a real writer" because she has never found writing easy.
And now, just as Labour tries to big up its plans for the NHS and thereby regain the political advantage, along come two of Blair's former allies, set on giving the impression that the party is still rattling out the internal battles of the 1990s, and handing the newspapers yet another set of anti-Miliband headlines.
(If you're wondering why I haven't mentioned newspaper apps yet, that's because I don't intend to.
The lawsuit noted that while the article in question had been removed from the Daily Mail's website, the newspaper had yet to apologize or formally retract.
"The world is watching," the newspaper said, "yet it seems that the only nation that is not really upset by the confusion is America".
His was the most powerful voice at the country's most powerful newspaper, and yet his power derived in large measure from his moderation and restraint in wielding it.
