Thank you for putting into words some of what I thought about publishing choices The Times has made recently.
In Mr. Rutenberg's story about the tabloid press, he eschewed what I am sure were many opportunities to publish choice samples of trashy journalism.
But something like the opposite may be the case: if WikiLeaks cannot learn to think efficiently about its publishing choices, it will risk failure, not only because of the governmental opponents it has induced but also because so far it lacks an ethical culture that is consonant with the ideals of free media.
Using a sample of 245 direct petrol price elasticities of car travel collected from 52 published mode choice studies, a random coefficient regression model is estimated to account for heterogeneity in the influence of the type of data used in the various studies (RP, SP and a combination of RP/SP).
Whilst the sample sizes obtained compare well with those in other published discrete choice experiments, some caution should be taken in assessing the external validity of the results, which also refer to preference at a specific point in recovery from stroke.
The club continued to publish monthly choices (taking a non-communist line), but Gollancz had lost much of his initial enthusiasm and it was finally wrapped up in 1948.
Blogger Sleepless in Sudan published a particularly choice selection a few years ago, varying from "Sorry, but my tukul (mud hut) was flooded and the satellite phone died" to "I'll come see you next week honey.
The lectures were collected in a book, "Making Mortal Choices," published by Oxford University Press in 1997.
In her memoir, "Tough Choices," published twenty months after her departure, she said that she had resurrected a dying company.
The Russell Group, which represents some of the UK's most prestigious universities, published the Informed Choices booklet last year.
