In addition, Times business reporters file dispatches to the site.
He also made agreements with news organizations in India, South Africa, Australia, Britain, and the United States, promising to file dispatches in exchange for funding.
He usually takes a notebook with him on vacation to file dispatches for the Travel section, which has featured his writing on trips from Corsica to the Caribbean.
Ms. Grubman will file dispatches from the Hamptons over the Fourth of July weekend, and if all goes well, she will become a regular correspondent, the station manager said.
After winning a newspaper's essay contest, she began to file dispatches from Queens about one Korean family's New York journey.
The Budget's volunteer correspondents, called scribes, are members of widely scattered Amish and Mennonite communities, veteran witnesses who file dispatches every week on the ordinary sweet routine of life from cradle to grave, shunning the paraphernalia and media preoccupations of modern life.
Also, newspaper reporters routinely file dispatches from the trail that only appear online.
He covered Vietnam until the war's end in 1975 and remained with The Times until 1979, continuing to file dispatches from Asia.
The White House Correspondents Associationn oversees the rotating group of reporters who travel everywhere with the president and file dispatches to the larger press corps on what he's doing, whom he's meeting with and when he returns home.
The New York Times will be filing dispatches from Austin, Tex., where the conference takes place.
He is the last Reuters correspondent known to have filed dispatches by carrier pigeon.
