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He said that he had also explained to the team of editors that he and Ms Marsden “became friends . . . and that we would be meeting about that” and so there was now a conflict of interest.
Ms Marsden replied that this approach “usually, actually works much better than the alternative”, to which he apparently replied: “The truth is of course a much worse conflict of interest than that; but that will do.”
History will decide whether Mr Wales broke his own principles, although before that happens there may well be a Wikipedia page devoted to the controversy.
High-tech splits
E-mail
Trevor Luxton, a financier, e-mailed friends boasting of how he had received
oral sex from his ex-girlfriend while speaking to his fiancée on the phone.
The e-mail flashed around the world, to be read by thousands.
The American writer Robert Olen Butler sent an e-mail to five students about his split from his wife, which was equally widely circulated
Fax
Phil Collins asked his wife for a divorce by fax
Television
Eddie Murphy announced his split from the Spice Girl Mel B on television,
further insisting that the baby she was carrying might not be his.
Matt Damon announced – to the world and to his girlfriend Minnie Driver – that he was single on the Oprah Show
Radio
The comedian Johnny Vegas announced his split with his girlfriend on Kiss FM,
saying: “If she’s listening, which would be amazing, it’s not that anything
went wrong, it’s just that you stopped trying.”
Magazine advertisement
The soul singer James Brown ended his marriage by taking out a full-page
advertisement in Variety
Press statement
The late Robin Cook, the former Foreign Secretary, announced his intentions to
leave his wife and marry another woman via a press statement made at
Heathrow
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