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	reporters&correspondents
		Employment of reporters and correspondents is expected to decline through the year 2006—the result of mergers, consolidations and closures of newspapers, decreased circulation, increased expenses, and a decline in advertising profits.
		News correspondents are stationed, and report on news occurring in large U.S. and foreign cities.
		Those reporting from the scene for radio and television may be distracted by curious onlookers, police, or other emergency workers.
	www.cabrillo.edu /services/pro/oops/reporters_correspondents.htm (1861 words)

	Cops and Courts Reporters ListServ
		The Cops and Courts Reporters discussion list is maintained by Criminal Justice Journalists, the national professional organization of writers, editors, and broadcasters covering crime and justice.
		Comments to the discussion list are off the record, and must not be published, broadcast, or redistributed beyond the listserv without permission of the author.
		Use of the list indicates that you have read and agreed to these policies; members who don't follow them may be removed without warning.
	www.reporters.net /cjj/listserv.html (488 words)

	TV/Video Preservation Study: Volume 1: Report - National Film Preservation Board (Library of Congress) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Two key objectives of the report are to lay down a factual foundation for understanding the issues confronting the preservation of American television and video, and to recommend a national plan of action based upon a broad consensus of the archival community.
		The television and video heritage represents an important part of the collective experience and memory of the American people, yet much of the public record--as it were--is retained in the custody of private corporations whose policies are subject to the ebb and flow of the market place.
		Television advertisers, who basically pay the networks for programs through the purchase of air time for their ads, cannot be taken for granted; there are more outlets than ever fiercely competing for their ad accounts.
	www.loc.gov /film/tvstudy.html (15944 words)

	Career Information - News Analysts, Reporters, and Correspondents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Reporters sometimes have to change their work hours to meet a deadline, or to follow late-breaking developments.
		Employment of news analysts, reporters, and correspondents is expected to grow more slowly than the average for all occupations through the year 2012—the result of mergers, consolidations, and closures of newspapers; decreased circulation; increased expenses; and a decline in advertising profits.
		Median annual earnings of news analysts, reporters, and correspondents were $33,320 in radio and television broadcasting and $29,090 in newspaper, periodical, book, and directory publishers in 2002.
	www.collegegrad.com /careers/proft29.shtml (2037 words)

	News analysts, reporters, and correspondents
		News analysts, reporters, and correspondents gather information, prepare stories, and make broadcasts that inform us about local, State, national, and international events; present points of view on current issues; and report on the actions of public officials, corporate executives, interest groups, and others who exercise power.
		Employment of news analysts, reporters, and correspondents is expected to grow more slowly than average for all occupations through the year 2014.
		Median annual earnings of reporters and correspondents were $30,070 in newspaper, periodical, book, and directory publishers and $34,050 in radio and television broadcasting.
	stats.bls.gov /oco/ocos088.htm (2084 words)

	Reason
		On the weekend of May 10 and 11, six French television journalists visiting Los Angeles to cover the massive E3 video-game expo were stopped for questioning by LAX border guards, barred from entering the country, and sent back to Europe.
		To be in compliance, foreign hacks need a special "I-visa," which costs $100 to apply for, and requires a "comprehensive letter from the journalist's employer on the employer's letterhead identifying the journalist and describing in detail the nature and function of the journalist's position." Not exactly tailor-made for scrappy freelancers or globe-trotting ambulance-chasers.
		The expulsion of the French television reporters could well have been a case of a lone LAX officer having a zealous day.
	www.reason.com /links/links052003.shtml (924 words)

	Film Producers - Television Producers - Hollywood Contacts - Directors
		Use our lists to contact film producers, television producers, film directors, television directors and others in the film industry and television industry.
		We have separate mailing lists of film producers, television producers, film directors, television directors and development contacts.
		The list includes movie critics, entertainment editors and reporters at the top industry publications, major newspapers, consumer magazines and television programs.
	www.listsyoucanafford.com /hollywood.html (313 words)

	USATODAY.com - Few eyes, ears in Baghdad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It's the 1991 Gulf War, and CNN's Peter Arnett, Bernard Shaw and John Holliman are describing the bombing of the city — as a blur of bombs explode in the distance and Iraqi guns fire furiously at their attackers.
		CNN's Nic Robertson, who plans to stay in Baghdad to report the war, isn't sure just how much television viewers will be able to see now that the bombing has begun — a stark difference from the last war, when Saddam Hussein allowed cameras to show the fight and CNN got its biggest scoop ever.
		That left Robertson with only one choice: filing reports by telephone from inside the 18-story Palestine Hotel, one of three where he and some 100 other reporters from 30 news organizations (down from 450 at the start of the week) are now housed and closely guarded by Iraqi soldiers.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2003-03-19-iraq-reporters_x.htm (1287 words)

	Reporters sans frontières - Iraq-2003 Annual Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		But in fact, they were accompanied by official minders who greatly obstructed such reporting.
		Broadcasting in Iraq comprised four state-controlled TV stations - the official Iraq Television, Shabbab TV (which sometimes retransmitted programmes of the pan-Arab satellite station Al-Jazeera), a station showing films and soap-operas and a satellite station set up in 1998.
		Reporters Without Borders defends imprisoned journalists and press freedom throughout the world.
	www.rsf.org /article.php3?id_article=5385 (1754 words)

	ipedia.com: Journalism Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The main activity of journalism is the reporting of events by stating the journalistic parameters of who, what, when, where, why and how and commenting on the significance of the event.
		Generally, a distinction is drawn between straight reporting (just the facts), op-ed columns (opinion and editorial comment from one author), and editorials, the official opinions of the paper.
		Without even committing outright fraud, journalists may give a biased account of facts by being selective in their reporting, for instance focussing on anecdote or giving partial explanation of actions.
	www.ipedia.com /journalism.html (348 words)

	PressThink: What's Radical About the Weblog Form in Journalism?
		I am not saying that reporters should be told what to say in their blogs.
		Blair got caught, for example, because a reporter in Texas was able to instantly see that her work had been ripped off.
		Inside the borders of Blogistan (a real place with all the problems of a real place) we're closer to a vision of 'producer democracy' than we are to any of the consumerist views that long ago took hold in the mass media, including much of the journalism presented on that platform." More...
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/weblogs/pressthink/2003/10/16/radical_ten.html (10198 words)

	Arab media: television
		Until the 1990s almost all television channels in the Arab countries were government owned and rigidly controlled.
		These channels still exist but the situation began to change in the 1990s with the spread of satellite television.
		For a complete list of articles in the journal relating to the Middle East click here.
	www.al-bab.com /media/television.htm (370 words)

	Journalists killed in 2005
		Das, a reporter for the Dhaka–based daily Samakal, was found strangled in his bureau office in the town of Faridpur, 40 miles (64 kilometers) west of the Bangladeshi capital, according to news reports.
		News reports said Peyton was shot outside the Sahafi Hotel, where she had arrived just hours earlier to begin a series of reports on the strife-torn country.
		The Associated Press reported that Khazal was a member of the rival Shiite political party Dawa, worked as an editor for a local newspaper, and served as a press officer for the Basra city council.
	www.cpj.org /killed/killed05.html (11174 words)

	CNN.com - The big disconnect on New Orleans - Sep 2, 2005
		Until I actually get a report from my teams that say, "We have bodies located here or there," I'm just not going to speculate.
		A person is in a wheelchair and someone had pushed (her) off to the side and draped just like a blanket over this person in the wheelchair.
		Brown: I've had no reports of unrest, if the connotation of the word unrest means that people are beginning to riot, or you know, they're banging on walls and screaming and hollering or burning tires or whatever.
	www.cnn.com /2005/US/09/02/katrina.response (1129 words)

	Six-figure jobs that aren't on the list of usual suspects - Jan. 9, 2004
		In both cases, the court reporters are paid for the time they spend taking down testimony and then for the transcripts they create, which may be purchased by each party in a case.
		Court reporters have to be very proficient with the computer technologies of their trade, have strong English skills, and a strong vocabulary in the areas they're working in.
		As with court reporters, the ability to concentrate and the need for physical stamina is key to provide real-time captions for that many hours of live television.
	money.cnn.com /2003/12/09/pf/more_sixfigjobs?cnn=yes (1248 words)

	PressThink: Blocking Assignment: Ashcroft's End Run
		First in Philadelphia, then again in Buffalo, Federal agents were ordered to block “print” reporters from questioning Attorney General John Ashcroft during events where he defended the Patriot Act and talked about the urgency of renewing it.
		The possible reasons are: talking over the heads of reporters entirely, favoring the weaker questions of some inexperienced local broadcast crews, punishing “print” correspondents for their more challenging coverage, or just a demonstration of raw power over the press.
		Only talking to television.” Pens may no longer be as mighty as the camera, but apparently they make Ashcroft and his guardians squeamish.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/weblogs/pressthink/2003/09/09/ashcroft_print.html (5418 words)

	List of television reporters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mirka De Arellano (on USA television, but Cuban)
		Chabeli Iglesias (daughter of Julio Iglesias, on USA television, but Spaniard)
		This page was last modified 19:12, 19 January 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_television_reporters (72 words)

	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
		We have reports and other evidence of prohibited material and documents being relocated to agricultural areas and private homes or hidden beneath mosques and hospitals.
		Furthermore, according to these reports, the material is moved constantly, making it difficult to trace or find without absolutely fresh intelligence.
		The reporting that led to the National Intelligence Estimate, upon which I based my statements to you, that was produced a year ago now, the essence of which has since been declassified, that was the product of hundreds of people working over probably 20 years, back at least to the Osirak reactor in 1981.
	www.carnegieendowment.org /static/npp/bush_admin_quotes.cfm (13344 words)

	COMMUNITY JOURNALISM PROJECT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Community Journalism (also known as civic or public journalism) is a catch phrase for a range of news practices that are generally defined by a news organization's desire to be closer to its community's concerns and interests.
		The benefits to stations are many: improved communication between the news organizations and the community; better coverage of issues important to its citizens; and greater appreciation by the community of how news organizations perform their jobs, leading to enhanced credibility of these news outlets.
		Community Journalism is grounded in the concept that news organizations have a responsibility not just to report on local issues but, through their coverage, to actively facilitate their debate and resolution.
	www.rtnda.org /resources/cj.shtml (363 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Reporters' Log: London explosions
		But there's a different picture on the roads, with people stuck for hours, and some reports of people abandoning their cars.
		A GP here has described how ten wounded people were taken into the courtyard here, and were treated by a group of doctors whose meeting had just broken up.
		At first people thought that was a good thing, because that meant a sign of its defeat, but lots of groups have popped up in other countries which are inspired by them.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/4659511.stm (5018 words)

	[A-List] Fw: 'Shooting Us Like Rabbits': Angry Reporters Mourn Colleagues Killed By US (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		> > Footage filmed by France 3 television of the strike > which killed two journalists showed the US tank, > stationed on the west bank of the Tigris, targeting > the hotel and waiting at least two minutes before > firing.
		> > Until Tuesday, foreign reporters covering the war were > under the impression that the warring parties would > not put journalists in the crossfire.
		They are > television satellite dish coordinator Paul Pasquale, a > Briton, who sustained leg injuries; Lebanese-born Gulf > bureau chief Samia Nakhoul, who suffered facial wounds > and concussion; and photographer Faleh Kheiber, an > Iraqi, with head injuries.
	lists.econ.utah.edu /pipermail/a-list/2003-April/025061.html (795 words)

	M107 (projectile) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Modified M107 with base bleed and new aerodynamics can extend this to around 30 km.
		List of individual weapons of the US Forces
		List of crew served weapons of the Armed Forces
	www.freeglossary.com /M107_(projectile) (598 words)

	Healthy Women Build Healthy Communities Toolkit
		Television, radio, and newspaper media can help get people’s attention about your activity, so think about contacting the media or ask partners to do this for you.
		Depending on where you live, your media list may be a few names and stations or more.
		Make a follow-up call to each contact on your media list to make sure that the tools were received, and answer any questions they may have about them.
	www.hrsa.gov /womenshealth/toolkit/Block_6.html (1761 words)

	Noreascon Four Not the DNC
		Since that time, we've occasionally gotten email (and even volunteer forms!) from people who have confused us with that other convention that'll be in town this summer.
		To help them, and you, we've begun to compile our very own list of why (and how) Noreascon 4 will not be like a major political convention.
		Our attendees are likely to be wearing tee-shirts listing the reasons we're not like a major political convention.
	www.noreascon.org /not-the-dnc.html (1244 words)

	Current Briefing: Public TV goes digital and high-definition
		The FCC's initial reason for moving to Advanced Television (ATV), as it was called initially, was to let over-the-air broadcasters offer high-definition (HDTV), as cable systems, videodiscs and satellite broadcasters probably will do in coming years.
		Competing standards were tested competitively at the Advanced Television Test Center, next door to PBS headquarters in Alexandria, Va., and then most of the competing companies joined forces to create the "Grand Alliance" standard.
		It will be more like television's transition to color broadcasting, with both the new and the old signals simulcasting over the same channel -- "in band, on channel" (IBOC).
	www.current.org /dtv (2670 words)

	reporters.us
		Related Searches: Kmid TV Reporters CNN Reporters Reporters Shorthand La Court Reporters
		Veteran reporters and trainers go beyond traditional media training.
		The New York Times reports on the television host's departure
	www.reporters.us (65 words)

	Become a TV News Reporter or Anchor - How to Get a Job in Television News
		Most television news reporters/anchors have worked for free at some point early in their career.
		For a list of their affiliates state-by-state, visit their websites.
		Even if you have a full-time job that you must keep to meet expenses, you may be able to intern during a night or weekend shift, when the staffing is generally weak.
	www.fabjob.com /tvsample.html (1375 words)

	'Transmigration' mourns 9/11 dead with art, dignity
		Composed for orchestra, chorus, children's chorus and prerecorded tape, "On the Transmigration of Souls'' drew its text from everyday speech.
		Throughout the work, which won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize, a spoken list of the dead progressed with the slow, measured tread of a horse-drawn hearse.
		It included sung and spoken phrases drawn from newspaper obituaries and the notes left near Ground Zero by those frantically searching for missing mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, spouses, lovers and friends.
	www.suntimes.com /output/delacoma/cst-ftr-grant19.html (516 words)

	The Hollywood Reporter - Hollywood Entertainment News - Movie News and Reviews - Entertainment Industry Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Pixar Animation shares climbed $2.42 or 4.23% Thursday to $59.68 after a news report that The Walt Disney Co. was in serious talks to acquire the studio behind such CG-animated hits as "The Incredibles" and the two "Toy Story" movies.
		BROOKS BOLIEK found out just how dicey the Middle East is as he stared hard at kidnapped reporter -- and former colleague -- Jill Carroll's picture in the Washington Post.
		This week's Golden Globe ceremony -- where "Walk The Line" came up big -- was more than just Hollywood's best party of the year, MARTIN GROVE writes.
	www.hollywoodreporter.com /hollywoodreporter/search/classified_search.jsp (352 words)

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