The right to anonymity: Epic fail

Traditionally, when newspapers wanted to keep somebody's identity halfway secret, they published a picture of the person in question but covered their eyes with a black stripe.

They don't appear to have read this memo over at The Daily Mail - not only did they include the woman's name in the headline but they put the black stripe over the wrong part of the picture:

Helena Christensen on top form

From pages 69 and 95 of the Boden Autumn 2012 catalogue:

As a feminist ...

... let me point out that I absolutely deplore this sort of display. And this one as well.