The airport, where the reporters, subject to a ban on foreign journalists, would be escorted onto the next flight out of town.
You don't need to buy Ms. Malcolm's take on the reporter-subject relationship ("Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible") or, for that matter, Joan Didion's ("Writers are always selling somebody out") to grasp the more unsavory aspects of this kind of exchange.
American groups like Human Rights Watch have turned themselves into war reporters, subjecting American military conduct to tough scrutiny on issues ranging from prisoner detention to collateral damage.
We are left with the insoluble question of how much the camera's presence affects its subjects' behavior and the thorny issue of how reporters, subjects and viewers become complicit in shattering that subject's privacy.
Serial creator Sarah Koenig, who stepped out of the press line Wednesday to embrace Syed's tearful mother, is both reporter and subject at these hearings.
For comps your reporter will subject himself to any indignity (opera company marketing and PR departments take note), so off he went.
These results indicate that our new reporter is subject to developmental XCI and becomes efficiently silenced when located on the Xi.
Thus, the interpretation reports are subject to reporter bias, with an unknown possibility of inconsistent diagnoses and errors.
In the ninth paragraph the anonymous reporter changed subjects.
Philip Hammond, the UK chancellor, told reporters the subject had come up "a great deal".
During his meeting with reporters, the subject of retirement did not arise, but it was a notion that hovered over the room.
