Emotions had cooled by 1965, when Doubleday published "Invitation to an Inquest" by Walter and Miriam Schneir.
Like the published invitation list to Truman Capote's Black and White Ball, its power lies in the tacit implication that most of us aren't on it.
BAGHDAD — Arabic-language Web sites have begun publishing invitations purportedly issued by Al Qaeda for questions to be submitted to an "open interview" with Osama bin Laden's deputy, Ayman al-Zawahri.
Citizen observers for the study were recruited by publishing invitations in local and national news services and water-related events and exhibitions at the beginning of the summer season in Finland.
Northern Ireland's government has published an invitation to tender for voice and data communications services, including related hardware, software, maintenance and support services, worth between £5m and £20m.
"It will be my key priority over the next years to work, in cooperation with other commissioners, on a simple, consumer-friendly legal framework for making digital content available across borders in the E.U.," said Viviane Reding, who was the European media commissioner last autumn when the commission published an invitation for proposals on how to achieve this goal.
GDF and the Global Fund regularly publish joint invitations to manufacturers of first, second and third-line antituberculosis medicines to submit an Expression of Interest for TB drug products evaluation by the Expert Review Panel.
In addition to publishing the invitation, the menu and the guest list, The Times reported, in a front-page headline, that Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt's fancy-dress ball offered "A Brilliant Scene of Bright and Rich Costumes, Profuse Decoration of Flowers and Some Unique Dances".
After publishing an invitation to Facebook to join the DataPortability Working Group January 4, we never thought that Facebook would accept it.
