The United States government in 1997 gave permission to several newspapers to open bureaus in Cuba, but the newspapers have up to now been unable to get authorization from Havana.
Likewise, those who believe that all content should be free should reflect on who will open bureaus in Baghdad or be able to fly off as freelancers to report in Rwanda under such a system.
Young readers will find the outcome reassuring, when, back inside and ensconced in a half-open bureau drawer, Nini thinks, "In here, at home, is much, much, much nicer... for now".
It recently opened bureaus in Nigeria, Ghana and Cyprus.
Vice is opening bureaus as quickly as traditional-media organizations are closing them.
Phoenix has opened bureaus in eight cities, including New York, and has built an up-to-date studio in Hong Kong.
He opened bureaus, hired superior editors and reporters and printed investigative pieces like an exposé of the John Birch Society (even though his uncle Philip was a member).
Otis Chandler, who took over in 1960, sought to create a rival to the east-coast giants; he invested generously, opening bureaus at home and abroad and earning profits and Pulitzers.
On the other hand, the Chinese government is pouring billions of dollars into state-run media, which are opening bureaus worldwide as part of a strategy to create news agencies that can compete with CNN or the BBC.
This year alone, Bloomberg, continuing to deploy the cash spouting from its data business, has recruited refugees from The Wall Street Journal and Fortune to its news division and opened bureaus in such far-flung places as Ecuador and Abu Dhabi.
It has opened bureaus not only in media hot spots New York, Washington and Los Angeles, but also Detroit, New Orleans and Nashville.
