“A mention in
Private Eye - a magazine that I, for one, have enjoyed reading over many years - is quite an accolade.
Private Eye Magazine Spots Silver Fox
He revealed: "I've always fancied playing a
private eye, ever since I saw Jack Nicholson as Jake Gittes in Chinatown."
Star Iain I'm just Jack on the box
Adam Macqueen works for
Private Eye. His book is not so much a history of the magazine, as Patrick Marnham's was in 1982 to celebrate its 21st anniversary, as an alphabetical snapshot of events, written in the form of an encyclopaedia.
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Private Eye is a relatively small operation run from London offices with a permanent staff of about 20 and a "huge number" of freelancers.
British satire's Private Eye going strong at 50
Few of those whose scandals, gaffes and blunders have been ex-x posed this year have escaped mentions in the
Private Eye Annual 2009.
Spoilt for choice; Private Eye editor Ian Hislop talks to Roy Bayliss about his favourite stories of 2009
Private Eye was founded by four old boys of Shrewsbury School--Christopher Booker (editor 1961-63), Paul Foot (nephew of the politician Michael Foot), Richard Ingrams (editor 1963-87) and Willie Rushton, all of whom had worked on the school magazine, The Salopian.
The satirical eye
He has written for everybody, but most notably the satirical magazine
Private Eye where these sharp and funny parodies originated.
Queen's man on the roof ( Gosh!
Paying tribute,
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop said: ``He was a tremendous journalist and he will be a huge loss.
Journalist Paul Foot dies at 66
The Pinkerton National Detective Agency's logo was a large unblinking eye, inspiring the term "
private eye." Pinkerton believed a good detective should have the following characteristics:
The fraud examiners: sleuthing careers bring CPAs personal and professional satisfaction
The idea is to insulate CEOs--under the privileged claim of attorney-client work product--from the hands-on
private eye work, some of which can be messy.
Send in the spooks: safecracking gumshoes from the CIA and the FBI are finding second careers--helping CEOs protect their businesses. (Management)
Somewhere between a real-life investigative reporter and a fictional
private eye (a composite of Spanish writer Manuel Vazquez Montalban and his character Pepe Carvalho comes to mind), Garaicoa tracks his subjects from one continent to another, prying into their pasts, analyzing their presents, imagining their futures with a compelling mix of determination and (self-) derision.
Carlos Garaicoa: Maison Europeenne de La Photographie. (Reviews: Paris)
European systems integrator Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (CGEY) is facing a financial slapped wrist for a recent foray into less-than-conventional advertising methods, according to a recent story in satirical magazine
Private Eye.
CGEY faces cleaning bill from irate London borough
Marcus suggests Randy hire a
private eye to find out if his wife is having an affair.
Love Don't Live Here Anymore. (fiction reviews)
Author Cathy Cole's second novel - 'Skin Deep' - features the return of Nicola Sharpe, a crime-fighting
private eye.
Sydney-based crime novel to be published
Mancuso played a master-of-disguise
private eye, a fore-runner of his Stingray character a decade later.
Nick Mancuso: Feeding Caviar to the Masses