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Journalists at Reuters are scratching their heads today after receiving a puzzling memo from their editor in chief, Steve Adler.
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Speaking to the BBC News website, Balding revealed she had written to the newspaper's editor John Witherow, receiving what she deemed an unsatisfactory reply.
BBC: Clare Balding complains over paper's sexuality comment
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Microsoft contends that a judge used the wrong standard and says the patent office did not consider that i4i had used its HTML editor in software before receiving a patent.
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They are answering email, surfing the web, receiving instant messages, watching CNN, listening to their editor yell at them and, yes, trying to write down what you are saying.
FORBES: Reporters Are Distracted -Media Training
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Tom Hodgkinson, editor of The Idler magazine, told the Today programme's Sarah Montague that, after receiving articles written for his magazine containing numerous examples of bad grammar, he "started finding it quite annoying".
BBC: Just how bad is bad grammar?