Many of the top figures — L. Paul Bremer, Donald Rumsfeld, Colin Powell, Paul Wolfowitz — refused to talk to him, but Ferguson still managed to gather a comprehensive cross section of policy makers, bureaucrats, journalists, field operatives and foot soldiers, not to mention Iraqis.
Starting in July 2009, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists fielded an eight-country team of reporters to uncover the special interests attempting to influence negotiations on a global climate change treaty.
(For example: What motivates you to visit Syria at a time when even many residents are leaving? What does di Giovanni mean when she says, 'In war, truth dies first'?) Then ask for student volunteers to sit in the "hot seat" and play the role of surgeon or journalist, fielding questions from classmates in a mock news conference.
VC Audio Pro from VeriCorder is the first multitrack audio editor for the iPlatform and is primarily aimed at journalists making field interviews and whatnot.
Twitter is not just about musicians sharing their tour experiences and work, politicians sharing their views, and getting news and insights from news organizations (or straight from journalists or field experts).
Insomniac head honcho Pasquale Rotella sat down today with a group of journalists to field questions about the company's upcoming event schedule and recent happenings in the world of dance music.
Your correspondent vividly recalls the exhilaration of that occasion in the Great Hall of the People, when the newly appointed party chief, Zhao Ziyang, raised glasses with foreign journalists and fielded impromptu questions in an unprecedented display of openness.
"I used to be a freelance journalist," Ms. Fielding said at a party after a screening of the film on Monday, "so I'm not tired of anything to do with Bridget".
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The July 21 event, focusing on health care reform, "guaranteed" a "collegial evening" with health industry advocates, Post journalists covering the field and administration officials involved with its policies.
After the government criticised the BBC for its "sensational" coverage (pdf) in November, some aid organisations have shied away from taking journalists to the field.
