The other thing you notice about this is that there are no bylines at all, there are no names in here, not even the editor has a name, it's The Economist, they're building The Economist, they're writing articles for The Economist.
More so because there is no byline on its page 1 story and no mention of Peter Oborne.
There was no byline, although we now know the author was Simon Heffer, a right-wing iconoclast who has lived in Essex all his life.
And then someone (we assume Garrioch, although there's no byline on the story) rates the Top 10 candidates to coach the Sens next season.
I published a few things, under my own name, a bunch of things for The Economist, but there was no byline.
The absence of bylines in the June 5th Post was not readily noticeable, but when you did realize that there were no names on the pieces you sort of missed them.
Also to local councillors Jamie Smith (Great Yarmouth) and Chris Black (Rayleigh), and to aspiring musician Buzrak Alpha Mabrak (Moss Side) – there was no greater byline in the whole relay.
In relation to their byline position, there was no difference between ICMJE matching and non-matching contributions declared on manuscripts with 2 or 3 authors (p>0.05 for all comparisons, Pearson's chi-square).
In a "never knew he had it in him" moment, Jonathan Woodgate surges - there is no other word for it - to the byline and hits a darting cross which would have been met by a stooping Bridges had it not been for those meddling ki.. er, Raty's clearance.
A number of these pen name writers believe there is no responsibility in telling the truth when it comes to their byline or bio, as long as the articles themselves are accurate.
