"It was in his relationship with lobbyists, plural, and that story took many, many weeks of intensive reporting effort".
For a while now, readers have had the best of both worlds: all the benefits of the old, high-profit regime — intensive reporting, experienced editors, and so on — and the low costs of the new one.
In their place, he claims, will be data-driven socio-technocracies, built on the intensive reporting of our behaviours, habits, tastes and beliefs, seamlessly transmitted by the devices we use, carry and interact with.
An intensive report from the land of the very ill, by an Australian historian of anthropological bent who investigates the occupancy of her body by herself and her disease, and who saves herself from violation by imaginative identification with a tiger.
Or is there more extensive and intensive reporting of outrages?
Rather, the reform has, for the time being, resulted in the introduction of another level of administration (regional/zonal and national level), a larger number of national level management staff, and more intensive reporting requirements at district level.
Such dogged and labour-intensive reporting may be the exception today, but so were the Thalidomide and Watergate probes in the 1970s.
To try to make labor-intensive reporting more cost-effective, Mr. Overton wants the bureau's work to appear across multiple formats, something that newspapers and other media owners have also tried to do, with mixed results.
Time-consuming reports coupled with complicated and resource-intensive reporting procedures are known to jeopardize data reporting from the private sector (24, 25).
