Mr. Hearst was notorious for printing false information in his media network of newspapers in order to influence public opinion and politics.
'10 Years of New York's Notorious Alleged Gallery' Printed Matter 535 West 22nd Street, Chelsea Through May 21 It's a little hard to believe that something as off-center as Alleged Gallery actually existed in well-groomed Chelsea.
Mr. Lagerfeld and Mr. Bergé, for instance, are notorious for sparring in print, but on Sunday, as guests poured into the Dior show, they hugged like old bears.
Of course, I'm With the Band, reissued this month after 20 years out of print, is notorious mainly for its shag-and-tell bean-spilling about rock's biggest names.
The first Shakespeare play to be published (Titus Andronicus, 1594) was printed by a notorious pirate, John Danter, who also brought out, anonymously, a defective Romeo and Juliet (1597), largely from shorthand notes made during performance.
Unlike these courageous proponents for free speech, many of whom have received death threats for publishing these images, The Times has yet to print any of the notorious caricatures.
Startup No. 6: Japanese print media companies are notorious for being very slow in embracing the web.
TAA-style programs are also notorious for long strings of fine print that end up excluding a large proportion of workers affected by change from the benefits they seem to offer.
By the early 1880s the variety of Degas's exhibited art seemed endless, encompassing portraits and theatre scenes, pastels of women at their toilette and of notorious criminals, and series of drawings and prints.
The notorious street artist Banksy is offering up complimentary prints as "souvenirs" for residents of six Bristol-area constituencies who send in photographic proof that they voted against the Tories.
