Word: fax
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...case you were unaware, the Bush-Quayle campaign revealed its wicked soul during the debates. Did you watch the second presidential debate? No matter. The revelation emanated from various newsroom fax machines well before the debate even began. A campaign worker accidentally sent to some press outlets, including The New York Times, a copy of a memo intended only for Bush surrogates. The memo explained its purpose: "Read the talking points so you are aware of the Bush-Quayle campaign's 'spin' from tonight's debate." The memo was intended to provide a coherent theme for campaign spokespeople and supporters...
...freedom. It seems from Diamond's account that the FBI Boston field office read The Crimson regularly and clipped relevant articles. In one case, a Crimson article was teletyped directly to Washington headquarters from the Boston office on the day it was published. (This was in the days before fax machines...
North House Committee Chair Julie E. Foster '93 said her committee plans to purchase a fax machine with its money...
...moment he is reading the page proofs of his collected commentary -- 1,200 pages' worth -- representing just two-thirds of his output since 1952. But to him all this is old hat. "I have a new career," he exults. "I'm now a journalist. And all because of the fax!" He keeps the machine nearer to him than his phone. "I'm full of opinions, but with the mails, the pieces were . out of date when they arrived...
...Golgotha in which Timothy and Mark, walking in Rome, hear a noisome humming that they cannot place. "I hear it too," says the author. "It's not supernatural or anything silly like that. It's just a sense that things are going on around you." Armed with TV, the fax and endless phone calls from an international army of well-placed pals, this remorseless observer is picking up every buzz...