It translates to about 4 emails per day, 5 phone calls, and 20 text messages, so yes, it seems like war. What is normal for lobbyists generally, and what is normal for lobbyists when there is a decision about to be made?
According to the Telegraph, it was actually over the period from/to these months, not “in” those two months, so about a years’s worth of communications. It ends up as only about one email, one phone call, and three texts a day. I do actually communicate with my partner more than this – more emails and less texts. I also communicate on active business projects more often – several emails a day sometimes. Does anyone know how this compares with an average lobbyist? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/leveson-inquiry/9287284/Leveson-Inquiry-DCMS-exchanged-799-texts-with-News-Corp-during-BskyB-bid.html
People being stalked don’t tend to send many messages back to their stalkers.
No it can’t be stalking, as it seems to have been a mutually advantageous reciprocal relationship, right up until NoTW got busted hacking the voicemail of a murdered kit, the deal was put on ice and Hunt outlived his usefulness to the Murdoch empire.
Why is he still in his post? A national embarrassment to be heading into the Olympics with a Minister thus compromised, hanging on by his fingernails.
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It translates to about 4 emails per day, 5 phone calls, and 20 text messages, so yes, it seems like war. What is normal for lobbyists generally, and what is normal for lobbyists when there is a decision about to be made?
According to the Telegraph, it was actually over the period from/to these months, not “in” those two months, so about a years’s worth of communications. It ends up as only about one email, one phone call, and three texts a day. I do actually communicate with my partner more than this – more emails and less texts. I also communicate on active business projects more often – several emails a day sometimes. Does anyone know how this compares with an average lobbyist?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/leveson-inquiry/9287284/Leveson-Inquiry-DCMS-exchanged-799-texts-with-News-Corp-during-BskyB-bid.html
People being stalked don’t tend to send many messages back to their stalkers.
No it can’t be stalking, as it seems to have been a mutually advantageous reciprocal relationship, right up until NoTW got busted hacking the voicemail of a murdered kit, the deal was put on ice and Hunt outlived his usefulness to the Murdoch empire.
Why is he still in his post? A national embarrassment to be heading into the Olympics with a Minister thus compromised, hanging on by his fingernails.