"We respect the independence of the journalistic institutions referenced in the news stories," Ms. Cohlmia continued.
"We respect the independence of the journalistic institutions referenced in today's news stories, but it is our longstanding policy not to comment on deals or rumors of deals we may or may not be exploring," she said.
Photograph: Mark Lennihan/AP 2.17pm GMT Carl Gardner tweets from the court: Carl Gardner (@carlgardner) Ryder: no other statute permits seizure of journalistic material without reference to a court #Miranda November 6, 2013 Carl Gardner (@carlgardner) Laws LJ: how can raw documents become journalistic just because a journalist has them?
Although no new screen version followed the 9/11 attacks, the book was regularly referenced in journalistic commentary on the atrocities.
In other words, if I believed she was executing a political agenda rather than a journalistic one, why was I referencing her work?
"His literary and journalistic work is a necessary reference for understanding the richness and cultural diversity of Mexico," Mr. Calder?aid in a statement.
On his CV, he excluded details of his journalistic career and included one fake reference and a real one, the newspaper claimed.
Actually, Jarvis's piece doesn't make any reference to the notion of journalistic sources.
He echoes legal language plausibly too, and is deft in his journalistic ability (another missed career?) to weave debate into the narrative (passing references to Syria and the Leveson inquiry situate us in time).
"It appears that errors of style, such as quotes without quotation marks or the lack of references to authors contained in the bibliography, are matters of journalistic interest, two and a half decades later," Sánchez said in a statement he relayed via Twitter late on Sunday.
