It was not easy, with a reporter's every move scrutinized by Saddam Hussein's lugubrious minders, to undertake that kind of in-depth reporting.
Editors also found that in-depth reporting of special types of news, such as political affairs, business, economics, and science, often demanded reporters with education in these areas.
In this in-depth investigation, reporter John Bohannon dives into the data to figure out who's downloading the papers and why.
She was previously an in-depth arts reporter for Penn State's student-run newspaper, The Daily Collegian, and has both internship and professional experience in higher education public relations.
Washington Post reporter Juliet Eilperin is one of the last U.S. newspaper reporters consistently reporting in-depth on the science, issues and challenges faced on our public seas.
He has also not granted an in-depth interview this year to any reporters for major newspapers.
Methods: Also for in-depth stories, information about why reporters chose to pursue a story and how they went about the process.
Shaquille O'Neal, the basketball player, flew to New York to give me and a bunch of other asshole reporters an in-depth tour of the art show he curated at the Flag Gallery.
Within the week, police give reporters an in-depth briefing that includes what happened in the moments before a shooting, photographs from the scene and audio from 911 calls.
(Read reporter Jonathan Katz's in-depth article on the roles of the Clintons and their foundation in Haiti here).
OUr reporters take an in-depth look at this complex, growing business.
