There have been numerous instances, for example, of reporters choosing prison rather than reveal their sources, but those had more to do with the principle of keeping and protecting sources.
The story of the Herald's stakeout has long been retold as an example of reporters being challenged to uncover a lie and doing just that.
The FBI story seemed to be a perfect example of reporters automatically, and at times ferociously, insisting that new Clinton revelations instantly meant bad news for Clinton, even when the facts don't necessarily support it.
Therefore, Reporter Gene Ontology is an example of a Reporter Feature that can be applied to less well-characterized organisms, bringing valuable insights to data interpretation, as shown in the human diabetes example.
There is a history of deception in the American news media, including prominent examples of reporters fabricating articles, stealing information, shilling for political and corporate interests, and impersonating everyone from police officers to mental patients.
There are many other examples of reporters who got it right.
Farhi mentions several examples of reporters who got the story right in order to argue there was no overall "failure".
With the recent beheadings of Steven Sotloff and James Foley at the hands of ISIS, the imprisonment of Al-Jazeera correspondents in Egypt, and many other examples of reporters facing the wrath of oppressive legal systems in 2014, Rosewater is coming out at a good time.
One example of a reporter gene/probe system is the herpes simplex virus type I thymidine kinase (HSV1-TK) reporter gene that catalyzes reactions leading to the entrapment of a probe such as iodine-131-2′-fluoro-2′-deoxy-5′-iodo-1 β-D-arabinofuranosyluracil (I-FIAU) for SPECT.
Jarvis cited the example of a reporter covering religion and disclosing that they used to be a Catholic — in the end this information is irrelevant — just because someone is Catholic, doesn't mean that you can immediately deduce exactly where they come down on the issue of, say, abortion.
