This access is very rare for any senior official in the US, in a post-Bush era of restricted press conferences and thundering reprisals of denial of access to any reporter who does not toe the press office's line for that official.
As it wakes up to a new era of tougher press regulation this morning, the British media has something else to worry about – the king of hoaxers Joey Skaggs is making a movie.
The honesty in Living on the Volcano suggests that in an era of anodyne press conferences where so many managers speak a lot while saying little, giving fans an occasional glimpse of these feelings might be no bad thing.
Polemical journalism flourished in continental Europe when a journalist's insults could be avenged only in a duel; one of the great journalists of this heroic era of the press in France, Armand Carrel, died in such a duel with another journalist in 1836.
The headlines paint the massive tradeshow as no longer necessary in this era of popup press events and crowdfunding gadgets.
Only 25% thought the press had used its freedom irresponsibly, compared with 63% who thought the press behaved sensibly.One of the last vestiges of Suharto-era repression of press freedom was struck down last July, when the Constitutional Court scrapped laws allowing the government to jail anyone it deemed to be insulting it.
In a move unheard of in this era of tightly controlled press, she doesn't have a publicist.
Those laws worked well in an era of the printing press, and sort of stretched to cover radio and television.
For many of those who hoped the 2011 revolution would usher in a new era of social and press freedoms in Egypt, this is a chilling crackdown.
Journalism properly speaking, the set of special occupations required to generate and distribute news content beginning in the era of the industrial press of the mid to late nineteenth century.
