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China's milk disaster might have been averted , or fewer people affected, had China's leaders permitted journalists to do their jobs.

The War between the States was one of the first conflicts to be documented in detail by photo journalists.

Many journalists weren't allowed to leave the compound while waiting for the promised briefing, which never materialized.

He said bloggers, just like newspaper journalists, must be responsible for what they wrote or risk facing legal action from others.

We rely on news for our knowledge nowadays, but we are unsure how much we can trust journalists.

Maradona told journalists at the presidential palace as he stood alongside Chavez. "I'm with him until death. "

I think I enjoyed writing her a bit more than I would have done if I hadn't met a lot of journalists, though!

Journalists generally were not allowed to talk to officials or to persons on the street.

A Web start-up named Storify, which opens to the public Monday, aims to help journalists and others collect and filter all this information.

Two weeks ago, journalists were landing in Tripoli, body armor packed, ready to witness the triumphant arrival of the rebels.

A court spokesman told journalists the court decided to postpone the hearings because some witnesses were unable to attend.

But then there's idiocy, like the beginning of last season when fans and journalists insisted on calling Odom the fourth best Laker.

We've hired three young journalists, but it's tough to say whether these jobs would show up in educational services or in journalism.

he was no longer an amusing, talented hack writer, just one of a crowd of London journalists.

He said the World Federation has no plans for a code of ethics, but will continue to help train science journalists in better practice.

In London this month, the president won a standing ovation from traditionally skeptical journalists at a press conference.

Think of the White House press corps, the British "lobby" press that covers parliament or sports journalists assigned to a team.

To be sure, I was on something of a luxury trip for journalists, carefully choreographed by the China-U. S. Exchange Foundation.

Journalists hardly ever made it to a DSPD unit and I was curious to see inside.

Like on Monday, journalists were taken to the scene of that bomb site and then shown bodies of those said to have been killed.

When pressed by journalists, he stated that it was "immediately, " not for the next day as it was planned.

WHEN he gave interviews to foreign journalists, which he did rarely, Osama bin Laden had a way of looking down at his hands.

Women journalists have fought to get women's concerns out of the "style section" and onto the front page.

He sent yet another telegraminforming the journalists that if he did not reply soon he would be fired.

As a protege of Rupert Murdoch's, Brooks quickly rose to be one of the U. K. 's most powerful journalists.

As they perused memos and messages from the Riza affair, journalists may have missed another fact released by the bank.

journalists and Wei -- to the total foreign communities, Zhongbang Group, Zhongbang city teams Wei As if enumerating total, eloquent.

The newspaper said the journalists had called the office to say they were being treated well but remained in captivity.

He said he was sympathetic to journalists.

"Either the general was doing some sort of PR, or the journalists didn't understand what he was talking about, " he said.

He explained that there were new rules for journalists, issued by "military intelligence, " that journalists were not to leave their hotels.

A few hours shooting the breeze with the senator on the Straight Talk Express and most journalists are eating out of his hand.

And the extent of rural discontent is at last becoming known, as western journalists are slowly allowed to explore the backward interior.

Journalists from all over the world flocked to the conference with notebooks full of pressing questions to ask the new record holder.

He took his time; after all, historians, alpinists, journalists and the simply curious had waited over seventy-five years for this moment.

It may have been a drill, but the symbolism was not lost on the throng of Filipino journalists on the beach for the occasion.

The journalists must be present at all important events and yet still let them have opportunity to write and file their stories.

It has invested in "mojos" ----mobile journalists with wireless laptops who permanently work out of the office encamped in community hubs.

Due to the presence of journalists, Medvedev to recognize the "not ready to be baptized in front of reporters. "

Because that actress refuses to give interviews, journalists perceive her to be unfriendly.

The two journalists were held in a guest house outside Pyongyang and had not been transferred to the prison camp.

The body was shown to journalists, and video of the scene shows him lying on a stretcher, with his head and partial left leg visible.

It was weeks later that some American journalists told me that it had been an atom bomb.

To avoid another paranoiac in the White House, journalists began to probe the very psyches of the nation's leaders.

On a conference call with journalists, he expressed a degree of frustration at the focus on how much Goldman's employees stand to earn.

At Potsdam, he was tardy again and quick to tell journalists that he intended to leave early.

Ambulances were seen driving up to the entrance to the hotel and journalists were made to move even further back from the area.

She said that while the U. S. deeply regrets all loss of life, she was particularly saddened by the deaths of two journalists Wednesday.

Last month her husband described her to journalists as a loyal housewife: "I'm really touched by her sacrifice, " he said.

Members of a Kremlin advisory body that monitors the media say officials told journalists not to use the word 'crisis.

The word went down from the top, she said, not to react to demonstrations or provocations from protesters or journalists.

One small hopeful sign from today's sentencing was that the fate of the two journalists was not publicly linked to the nuclear row.

It is not enough to say bankers are paid "obscene" amounts of money compared to doctors, nurses, teachers (or MPs and journalists).

Now this'd be fine, if journalists were willing or able to call upon expert sources to verify claims, and then to quote their responses.

Q: Over the last few days, foreign journalists have been repeatedly detained. Today some foreign journalists in Xinjiang were also detained.

The attacks on journalists are "part of a concerted effort" and "do not seem to be random events, " Crowley said.

All this provides raw material for journalists, but the compilation and presentation of these data sometimes shades into journalism.

The applications of that knowledge, technology, the only thing that journalists ever ask, in general, 99 percent of the time.

Journalists, local residents and fans gathered at the police tapes, while forensic officers were seen going in and out of the building.

I was one of those journalists who tried to point out over the past decade that house prices and stock values were getting out of control.

For a time, he penned notes to journalists -- something he would never have done as CEO -- correcting them on points of GM history.

The prognostications may possibly turn out to be true, or perhaps the only thing we have to fear are the fears of journalists themselves.

Some journalists, trying to be fair and balanced, report the views of climate change sceptics as a counterweight to climate change stories.

In post-race news wrap-ups, at least two Chinese journalists choked up, unable to describe what had just happened.

A few days ago, competent authorities have made special stipulations to ensure the reporting rights of journalists during emergencies.

Mr. Tsvangirai also said the previous strict licensing of local and foreign journalists no longer applies under the power-sharing agreement.

After all, at the time even journalists driving close to Fukushima were able to get petrol on the main highways.

At the beginning of the month, citizen journalists tried to document the deaths in their circles as calmly and measurably as possible.

In one discussion about Uzbek repression of journalists, a German claimed that this was mostly just "self-censorship" .

As the debate continued, his phone began ringing, with journalists trying to contact him.

Neon lights blazed in a few places during the journalists' visit, but foreign residents say that the city is normally dark at night.

The magazine has headquartered him in a building that houses many foreign journalists.

As you know, there are more than 2, 000 journalists from China and abroad covering the NPC and CPPCC sessions.

That's all right for economists and journalists, who can probably spend a good bit of their golden years at a desk, typing.

This is the first time Konami has invited Western journalists into the heart of its operation, to see where and how its games are made.

The sports minister, Orlando Silva, had to promise that all journalists would be fairly treated and allowed to do their work.

As one of the only journalists in the room, I felt compelled to ask sensitive questions.

In 1996, the U. S. Society of Professional Journalists dropped the word "objectivity" from its code of ethics.

Confronted later by journalists outside his solicitor's firm in Central, Chan vowed to appeal and insisted he had not forged the will.

So get out there and post on other sites, exchange links with other IT folks, grant interviews to IT journalists, and get yourself known.

Act independently: Journalists should be free of obligation to any interest other than the public's right to know.

This new attitude has been reflected in the willingness of earthquake specialists to open themselves up to queries from local journalists.

As he had nothing to tell, he refused to give any interviews to the journalists.

It did not bring journalists together, but exposed the gap between those who serve the state and those who serve the public.

SAM: And journalists are more than willing to tell you what they think you need to know.

Witnessing such a heart-breaking parting moment, several women journalists had to cover their faces, trying not to cry aloud.

Second, Rogers says, audiences don't bring anywhere near the background journalists do to any kind of story, much less to complicated ones.

Mandatory licensing or affiliation requirements for journalists remain in place in many countries in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

Journalists, Mr. Ji said, don't ask him what he thinks or how China might be changed; they concentrate on his Forbes rich-list ranking.

MercatorNet: Finally, you seem to take it for granted that local journalists are responsible.

Many Samaritans who met him on his travels, as well as journalists and others, were rather taken aback by Mr Varah in person.

None of the individual journalists was harassing her but it felt, to her, like harassment by the press.

In the late 1990s, for propaganda purposes, Bin Laden invited select journalists to meet him in caves near Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan.

There was a new wave of arrests of opposition campaigners, especially journalists, at least 65 of whom are in jail.

The censors rarely bother him, he said, unlike political journalists who spend their careers having their work excised and redacted.

A spokesman for President Karzai later said the Afghan leader's remarks regarding the country's allies were misinterpreted by journalists.

HSBC says it has a policy of never paying journalists and that it was not involved in organising the China Charity Foundation event.

They (journalists) have been conduits of stolen information and their files contain direct evidence of that illegal conduct.

Delighted to be able to host so many outstanding journalists at such an important awards ceremony.

We have been so much engaged in defending journalists that we become shy sometimes in uncovering or exposing this side of our craft.

By mid-July, journalists said, the party's powerful Central Commission on Politics and Law discussed the need to "rectify" Caijing.

For decades, French journalists would describe the Moulin Rouge event in elaborate detail, as if they had actually attended it.

For some reason, there are few journalists and TV crews in this one -- this seems to be where foreign-government types hang out.

Besides, the two US female journalists were sentenced to 12 years of labor in the DPRK, does China condemn the DPRK for that?

These have never been observed to spread, and Reddy told journalists this week that the Danish case was equally unlikely to.

But Egyptian journalists say the restrictions are not as cut-and-dried as they might seem to outsiders.

During August our doom appeared to some giddy Western journalists "a question of days" .

For journalists and radio commentators the raid had been a mighty shot in the arm .

And many journalists have one last question they ask at all interviews, "Who else should I talk to about this? "

Besides, an exchange of journalists to cover Free Trade Area policies, or any other mode for the purpose, would also be desirable. 3.

Besides, an exchange of journalists to cover Free Trade Area policies, or any other mode for the purpose, would also be desirable. 3.

While journalists are more publicly open than many other industries in at least some ways, there's a notable hypocrisy quotient.

In the local police, journalists and savage research organization, all the romancing down in a savage caused by farce.

The number of the American media and journalists based in Beijing ranks the first among the foreign media and journalists in Beijing.

The only people watching were a few journalists and club representatives.

Reuters journalists said the area was surrounded by a wall and guarded by watch towers and soldiers.

This weekend foreign journalists had a chance to confirm that suspicion when they were unexpectedly allowed to visit North Korea.

KCNA said the pardon was granted after Clinton apologised for the journalists' behaviour.

Rafa Benitez spoke to radio journalists as part of the build-up to today's Barclays Premier League clash with Stoke City at Anfield.

Futurama asks [Fa] bloggers and journalists to focus on this news and help informing people about this disaster.

Journalists from all over the world were stationed a considerable distance away from the naked group of Israelis as the photo shoot began.

First, by what standard had traditional journalists done such a sterling job that they were irreplaceable?

The proper spelling of the Libyan leader's name has long been a source of banter and argument among Western journalists and editors.

Journalists in the area reported seeing at least six people being taken to a hospital with burns from the ash and hot air.

So with journalists, teddies don't seem to have the required ethical effect.

Star of many members of each group, they entered the Great Hall of the scenes, dubbed by journalists who take the "red carpet. "

But Christine Ockrent, one of France's best-known journalists and a personal friend of the first lady, was granted a rare interview.

Journalists did some of their finest work and made me proud to be one of them.

Journalists filming the demonstrations were arrested and a curfew banning vehicles was imposed across the city.

When sued, journalists usually have to prove that what they wrote was right, fair or at least conscientiously reported.

Has no need of media coverage by trade journalists who search blogs for news items, controversies, and emerging trends.

Foreign journalists in Israel said the warning raised serious questions about press freedom.

He sent his wife and relatives to file his candidacy on the assumption that a convoy with women and journalists would be safe.

Just as journalists should not take payments intended to influence news coverage, they should not offer bribes or payments to news subjects.

Public Opinion, or the British Public - this usually means the opinions of a small elite of journalists writing for the tabloid press.

Zaidi has been criticised by fellow Iraqi journalists, who said he had allowed his emotions to overcome his professionalism.

He conducted a press tour for journalists, as proud of the store as a father is of his first child.

Most journalists learn to see the world through a set of standard templates (patterns) into which they plug each day's events.

I ask them not to leave Afghan journalists and freedom of expression fighters alone.

Relocating to a new area, he said, gives journalists a fresh and nonjaundiced view about news occurring in that community.

The age of social media has empowered amateur journalists, fledgling presidential candidates and creative corporate marketers.

The actress looked upset as she spoke to other journalists, onlookers said. She later failed to attend the film's after-party.

A staffer at the All China Journalists Association said he had heard about the proposed rules but declined to comment.

She was freed from prison after journalists paid a fine of $200 (against her wishes).

The young journalists had been tempting fate in a region then shut out of communication.

She declined to say if the internet would be unrestricted for journalists during the Olympics.

Journalists who overstepped censorship guidelines continued to face official reprisals.

Because of a research embargo, the actual paper was released to journalists a week before release to the public and other scientists.

Even the highly brainwashed priesthood known as Western financial gurus and journalists are starting to realize that something is not right.

First, by way of mitigation, journalists were not the only ones to fall down on the job.

He made this very clear today in the press conference given to Brazilian journalists, in Rio de Janeiro.

Beginning with a small town in Mexico, swine flu swept the globe in April and May, sending journalists and some citizens into a frenzy.

However, US dollar, as all journalists have emphasized, is an international currency as well as an international reserve currency.

Journalists and writers around the world are finding a good command of English to be an increasingly useful skill.

"Extremely shocking, " said the journalists' union.

They had failed to win over the police, prosecutors and journalists, who observed that the scum bags were never sent to prison.

CNN journalists used smartphones during the Arab spring to "get right into the heart of the story" .

Journalists learned that now everyone with expensive, you do not bid, customers also think you do not discounted.

He angrily denied "hostile" questions by Afghan journalists that his staff had failed to go out on the ground.

The U. S. television network ABC says two Iraqi journalists from its Baghdad bureau have been ambushed and killed.

Talking to journalists Tuesday, he lamented that it was "a regrettable case, which today is thwarting Ukraine's European integration. "

And here, around the hotel where foreign journalists have stayed ever since this uprising began, Gaddafi's supporters control the streets.

It found that journalists had been using him to obtain information about public figures illegally.

Journalists who do not know and do not want to know. Politicians who do not know and do not want to know.

The British press (opium traders masquerading as journalists) has carried out a systematic campaign to discredit China.

Journalists, analysts and foreign governments often have to read between the lines or work out the meaning of symbolic events.

This comes into its own after natural disasters like the Haiti earthquake in January, when journalists cannot get to the scene.

Since the day the journalism came into being, it is through the journalists that people learn about the world.

The meeting came as the former US president arrived on a surprise mission to seek the release of the two imprisoned US journalists.

In the newsroom, journalists said the mood had improved markedly inrecent weeks on news that several potential investors had emerged.

The statement said that "journalists and others were repeatedly threatened and offered inducements" leading up to the publication of Mr.

North Korean guards were reported to have detained two American journalists who were filming across the border from Chinese territory.

Now they were in Lourdes with all the American diplomats and journalists caught in the Southern France.

By now, everyone knows the paradox of money and happiness, subject of a thousand articles written by penniless journalists.

The announcement came at the very last minute, just as the rules for foreign journalists were expiring .

Ambulances were seeing driving up to the entrance to the hotel and journalists were did to arouse even furtIT behind from the are nota.

Finally, it is wrong to blame journalists for trying to cover the attacks as closely as possible.

Journalists were also eager to hear Kolonitskaya's tales of Gadhafi, lining up at her apartment door. But she has avoided publicity.

Journalists, especially cartoonists, will tell you exactly what your fate is, or ought to be.

Foreign journalists saw him for the first time on October 9th at a mass gymnastic performance in a Pyongyang stadium.

At the time, I was a BBC correspondent, and the Seoul Olympic Organising Committee had the idea of getting foreign journalists involved.

However, for busy professionals or journalists, this can be a great solution to the partial feed headache and also a potential time saver.

Canadian journalists have had to worry far more than their American counterparts about being hit with large damage awards.

Journalists are not meant to leave without a minder but many slip out.

However, this response apparently did not dispel the doubts of journalists of Ukraine.

At times photo journalists tell their stories through a single picture. At other times, they use a group of pictures to tell a story.

But Chinese journalists ignored the order and rushed to Chengdu - and the order was rescinded the next day.

"I said I wanted them to work hard to resolve this, " the minister told journalists.

After a tussle with journalists during the campaign, cartoonists played on his bulbous nose and portrayed him as an uncouth pig.

Reuters has a team of several thousand journalists who over the years have covered major news events, sometimes at the cost of their lives.

Of the non-journalists, more than one-third said that they did not feel grown up either.

Apple sent email invitations to journalists Monday morning for a "special event" to be held next Wednesday in San Francisco.

At least 24 Chinese journalists are in prison on ambiguous charges including "inciting subversion" and "revealing state secrets. "

networks while everyone may be journalists, everyone may be informants , different means, not the same as the natural effect.

Actually, all this we offer journalists. We do not ask us to remove ourselves.

Local journalists were also keen to see if Hodgson held any interest in Galatasaray's Turkish superstar Arda Turan.

Chinese journalists also continued to face physical violence for reporting on "sensitive" topics.

That is not, however, how professional journalists, ostensibly speaking on behalf of the public, usually choose to see it.

My parents, both freelance journalists, were anti-models. I saw them as "frustrated writers" ; hope deferred maketh the heart sick.

Two of our finest business journalists have written a thorough account of the origins of the financial crisis of 2008.

That does not mean there will be corporate censorship - neither journalists nor viewers back home would care for that.

And I had to explain to the journalists there isn't such a test.

Almost none of the high-profile murders of Russian journalists have been solved, despite Kremlin promises.

If things were in an awful mess here, they would have let their journalists come, knowing that the result could only be vicious articles.

The Great Leader, as Libya's ruler is officially known, may have stepped in to order the release of his son's journalists.

They ought to take note of the refreshingly candid remarks made to a group of women journalists by the Chinese ambassador in New Delhi.

Since May, police have briefly detained at least 15 journalists for entering or filming Olympics-related venues without authorization.

Doctors bury their mistakes. Lawyers hang them. But journalists put theirs on the front page.

One of the key roles of journalists is to patrol the boundaries between the state and the citizen.

Later in September, the foreign journalists were shown in a video broadcast on al-Jazeera television.

Journalists close to Mr Berlusconi have been appointed to edit RAI's radio news and the bulletins of its first channel.

When he's not discussing the delights of cake with British journalists, he is the executive pastry chef at the White House.

FOREIGN authors, both journalists and academics, have brought out a number of books on Pakistan recently.

Important: What you'll be reading in the next few pages may seem like it's intended only for professional journalists.

The fingerprints of simplifying and exaggerating journalists are all over the Iraq debacle.

Brooks, one of Britain's most prominent journalists, was arrested two days after she resigned as the chief executive of News International.

Now, he says, local journalists tell him that the government is trying to suppress news about the latest algae outbreak.

The Zug high court is to decide in the next few weeks on petitions by journalists for the release of the report.

Now, the only foreigners browsing the clothing racks are usually aid workers, diplomats or journalists.

Holding a cup of coffee in his right hand, Rafa saluted the Sky Sports journalists outside his home in Merseyside today.

Science journalists should aim to be "informed critics" of science, supporting its values but wary of backing everything said in its name.

Thinking gunmen would be reluctant to shoot women and journalists, he sent them in a convoy to register his candidacy.

The average starting salary at many media outlets in the region is a few hundred dollars a month. That means journalists can be bought.

Well, I should point out, first of all, that historically this has been an area that's been very hard for journalists to investigate.

Radio journalists can get the news on the air quickly and anyone with a battery-powered radio can hear the news almost anywhere at any time.

Journalists have been the last one, I suppose I dream, I was a childhood dream to play slowly reduced, slowly reduced, until now the sole.

The IFJ urges Taiwan's authorities to respect press freedom and ensure that they do not compromise journalists' integrity.

Unfortunately many journalists and writers have been fooled into using the word hacker to describe crackers.

Just 13% of respondents trusted politicians to tell the truth in a 2009 survey by Ipsos MORI (below even journalists).

Well-known TB survivors can be powerful role models, but journalists must be sensitive to issues of confidentiality, the author warns.

The journalists were taken to a police station for two hours before they returned to Tripoli to get another bus back to the border.

On this day at least, even the cynical journalists were charmed.

When I was translating for her interviews with English journalists, she spoke at length without stopping for me.

Most commentators, writers and journalists will comply in print; at best they might subtly hint that there may be a political agenda.

Marty Baron is one of the great journalists of this era.

But most codes of ethics, instead, offer voluntary guidelines to help journalists make morally and professionally sound decisions.

In a daunting brief, Mr Hogan-Howe's simple first rule might be: take care about talking to journalists.

Mr Lee does not know his fellow journalists - it is safer that way, Ishimaru says - but they are drawn from many walks of life.

Journalists had to be mindful of long-standing, but mostly secret, orders from the Propaganda Department about reporting food-safety issues.

Other journalists who wish to cover the meeting should apply to the Communication Department at the World Health Organization.

GM has recruited celebrities, journalists, businesspeople and members of the public to test a fuel-cell version of its Chevrolet Equinox.

The Maguindanao massacre, as it's now known, was the single worst attack on journalists ever recorded.

The Court provides a pressroom for reporters to use. Journalists who cover the Court on a regular basis are given assigned spaces to work.

But it was chaos -- so many journalists, photographers, onlookers milling around outside what, back then, was a really small hospital.

Unfortunately, Israel is cracking down on nonviolent Palestinian and Israeli activists and too many of the journalists here are ignoring it.

Almost certainly, this is how loyalist soldiers have managed to swoop in and arrest at least nine foreign journalists in the past two weeks.

And, like other journalists, they are inclined to a herd mentality and the lead of a few A-list reviewers.

Links to a list of agenda items and other events which may be of particular interest to journalists can be found to the right.

Journalists are often accused of ignoring the potential of adult stem cell research and being too close to ESC researchers.

Journalists at Al-Ahram have demanded the resignation of the editor-in-chief, protesting at his hypocrisy and calling for a new beginning.