A Pakistani journalist, Hamid Mir, had secured an interview with bin Laden in the wake of September 11th.
Lending a hand More feast, less famine Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsBetter the devil you knowThe good thing about the internet is that it offers a vast amount of information to jobhunters, especially once they have secured an interview.
New York Times readers may have been forgiven for doing a double take on Saturday when they saw that the paper had secured an interview with President Obama.
In mid-August, Ronan Farrow, an NBC News contributor, had secured an interview with a woman who was willing to appear on camera, in silhouette, her identity concealed, and say Harvey Weinstein had raped her, according to four people with close knowledge of the reporting.
According to 2GB's Price, Bolt has secured "an exclusive, one-on-one interview with Cardinal Pell" which will air on Friday morning on 2GB and Sky News.
The queen of daytime has secured a number of major celebrity interviews since she launched her cable network.
The Real Lives programme had secured an extended interview with Sinn Fein politician Martin McGuinness, at a time when the conflict in Northern Ireland was intense, with Thatcher having demanded that year that terrorists be starved of the "oxygen of publicity".
Having secured an initial interview I was eager to find out exactly what the company was looking for, as the advert seemed broad compared with those for university research positions, which request knowledge of a specific topic.
Next week, for example, he said he had secured an exclusive TV interview with the Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak ahead of Mr. Mubarak's visit to the United States.
With a mixture of admiration and dismay I discovered Keating had secured a moving interview with Roy Sproson, who had been sacked as manager after 30 years and 842 games for Vale.
