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And he is only one of a growing number of New York-based journalists in exile taking advantage of cheap and easy Web-publishing technology, and the growing access in the developing world to the Web, to report with impunity from afar.

[jimromanesko.com] The Metropolitan section of The Times published a special issue on "The Digital City," including a look at how New York City has become the base for international journalists like the Nigerian Omoyele Sowore, who use "cheap and easy Web-publishing technology, and the growing access in the developing world to the Web, to report with impunity from afar".

The level of controversy manifested over clichéd and offensive characters in fiction has seemingly skyrocketed with the growing access readers and authors have to each other.

An especially significant contribution to the identification of protein interactions is the growing access to modern mass spectrometry (MS) resources and the ability to perform quantitative experiments.

India has long worried about the growing access of China's navy to harbours in Sri Lanka, Pakistan and the Maldives, seeing a strategic challenge in the Indian Ocean.

The spread of the virus, which we know is connected to the growing access that humans have to previously untouched habitats, requires new thinking and innovative solutions that address these fundamental issues.

Drug resistance has emerged recently also in low/middle-income countries, as a consequence of the growing access to first- generation drug combinations coupled with the high burden of HIV infection [ 9, 10].

There have been improvements in education, coupled with an increased media focus on medical and health related topics, and growing access to the internet as a source of medical information [ 7].

The discrete increase in the incidence of patients receiving dialysis from 2001 to 2012 was present in all regions of the country, though less so in the southeast and south, and may reflect growing access to treatment.

Our research was conducted in the first decade of this century, i.e. at the time of the awareness campaign about urogynecology in Poland and growing access to urodynamic testing, resulting in new diagnostic possibilities.

And as the authors suggest, growing access to ICTs will improve their plight.All this has important ramifications for policymakers.