She added, "In-depth reporting on the demographics, history and politics of particular cities/metropolitan areas might shed light on the sources and meaning of the Occupy movement".
At Broadside, 12 regular staff members and more than 100 student contributors produced a weekly mix of news, features, reviews and in-depth reporting on issues; that content was also posted online.
In 2014, veterans blog Task & Purpose published an in depth report on the group called "The Sexist Facebook Movement The Marine Corps Can't Stop".
This is the first in depth report on organ-specific and developmental gene expression profiles for transgenes in a turfgrass species.
None of the Yankees were watching; they will review in-depth reports on the Angels, their first-round playoff opponent, on Monday.
"The fear from the teams' side is that baseball is going to become what boxing is," said Dan Migala, executive editor of Team Marketing Report, a publisher of in-depth reports on professional sports.
The Lonely Planet is the best English-language travel guide to Myanmar, and the Irrawaddy magazine (www.irrawaddy.org), published in Thailand, covers Burmese news online, including in-depth reports on the current political situation.
Mr. Xi has announced a campaign against corruption, and propaganda officials, in a somewhat surprising move, allowed the state news media to run in-depth reports on the air pollution last week.
"Mountain News and World Report" provides in-depth reports on issues important to the region, with a recent broadcast on solar energy, protests against strip mining and a proposed crackdown on illegal immigrants.
In brief: Litvinenko lived in London, where he was supported by an exiled oligarch, did freelance work for the Britain and Spanish intelligence services, befriended Chechen rebels, wrote anti-Kremlin comments for various websites, and provided companies with in-depth reports on the corruption of Kremlin insiders.
