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And top news personnel, from Andrew Heyward, the president of CBS News, to Jeff Zucker, executive producer of NBC's convention coverage, spoke publicly of their frustrations with the plastic in which the conventions are being wrapped.
Roger Mosey, a former editorial director at the BBC and head of its 2012 Olympics coverage, spoke out in defence of Radio 5 Live, after it was suggested it may follow BBC3 and become online-only in the corporation's latest £700m cost-cutting drive.
Given the clear outcome advantages of artesunate but its limited availability, two models of drug distribution might be considered: universal stock in all acute hospitals (blanket coverage) and a hub-and-spoke system where critical stocks are kept in specialist centres and couriered out when needed to hospitals with severe malaria cases.
Other cities such as Houston, Baltimore and Richmond have redesigned their bus networks to provide broader coverage than the traditional "hub-and-spoke" systems that typically link residential neighborhoods and central cores.
But no, his spokesman (a Mr Speakes, as it happened) merely issued a statement saying: "The president mis-spoke on the following points" and it was solemnly reprinted in the verbatim coverage.
This past weekend the Twitterverse spoke-out in exasperation and opposition against traditional media networks (CNN specifically) and the absence of instantaneous coverage of the Iranian election and the resulting fallout.
