In signals intelligence the term “look through” describes the tactic of penetrating deliberate noise and interference to reveal the real message.
Practitioners of public relations black arts believe bad news should be quietly released on the back of really good news.
Even better is to release it quietly on the back of far worse news.
For the past year and a bit there has been little good news, though lots of bad.
However, looking through the noise remains relevant.
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