In the same way, watching Ms. Barnes steady herself for her first remote cable news hit is very good meta-television.
"Oil and Mining Leaders Agree to Protect Rights in Remote Areas" (news article, Dec. 21) describes a set of voluntary guidelines to preserve human rights that extraction companies have agreed to adhere to.
The possibility that Mr. Jackson might yet appear in person on the trail seems remote; recent news reports have suggested that Mr. Jackson might require additional inpatient treatment, and someone close to Mr. Jackson said on Saturday that he was likely to soon return to the Mayo Clinic.
One strategy is satellite interviews, remote conversations with news anchors in prized markets.
It was, for most of the people of Cumbria and Lancashire, not to mention Galloway, just another remote title with news they either didn't want or need.
Apart from political leanings, it asked whether voters supported greater funding for the ABC if it meant more remote and regional news services.
The Chinese workers were building a road to connect two remote areas, Chinese news media said, although Western human rights groups warned last week that the Sudanese government was rapidly building roads in that same area as a way to rush in troops to crush a growing insurrection.
It's about your need to have a consistent, substantive space at the other end of your remote that prioritizes news, politics, policy and information specifically for and about black people at this dangerous time.
The number of Asian television channels has grown to more than a dozen, from a single station, Zee TV, five years ago, as new technologies make it easier and less costly to transmit news from remote regions.
Besides clicking his remote control for television news, he said, "I read everything I can".
