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(AMI), where she had operated at the Globe, the National Enquirer, and as the editor in chief of Star. Trunzo is friendly, warm, and enjoyable to talk toexhibiting none of the screamy, fearmongering management ethos that's a trademark of the British and Australian tabloid custom. However when it comes to going after tips and digging up dirt, she's a killer.

com, Trunzo has her own little pirate ship of hard-core tabloid sleuths, some from the U.K., others who formerly served in Pecker's decreasing tabloid army. More Details is called the "exclusives team," and Trunzo supervises it with her politics-focused co-executive editor, Hugh Dougherty. Trunzo's desk is in the center of the upgraded newsroom that Daily, Mail.

It's in a modern glass tower on Astor Place, with a brilliant, open-plan bullpen, floor-to-ceiling windows, 360-degree views of Manhattan, Televisions galore, and a Jeff Koons sculpture in the lobby. (Daily, Mail. com also has a Washington bureau, which David Martosko has actually been the face of, as well as a Los Angeles office in Venice Beach, bringing the total American editorial staff north of 200.)Trunzo's press reporters are usually out on project, and the 20-person exclusives group keeps the majority of its projects under covers from the remainder of the newsroom.

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