Impromptu roadside interviews could be in his near future.
Barred from speaking to reporters on team premises, Brown resorted to occasional roadside interviews near the Knicks' suburban training center.
Prohibited from speaking to the news media at the Knicks' training center, Brown held impromptu roadside interviews with reporters and morosely declared himself a "dead man walking".
During his final 40 days as coach — when it was clear that he would be fired — Brown also conducted several roadside interviews without a public-relations person present, another violation of company rules.
Did he not conduct a roadside interview?
As a result, the former submarine officers and several supporters drove five miles outside the city and stopped along an empty stretch of highway, where they explained their opposition to the navy's plans in a roadside interview.
Second, the survey protocol described in this paragraph is sometimes referred to as the "roadside interview survey" protocol, considered as a subcategory of the more general "roadside survey" category, which also encompasses plate, roadside handout, and roadside handout interview surveys [17].
Many types of data collection protocols exist; they can be grouped into the following categories [1]: roadside intercepts, telephone interviews, mail-out/mail-back, combined telephone and mail-back, personal interviews, internet, focus and stakeholder groups, commercial vehicle trip diaries, Global Positioning System (GPS) vehicle tracking, license plate match, and administrative surveys.
It is in the form of… REPORTER AT LARGE about Kum Inn, a small roadside restaurant on L. I. Interview with the proprietor, Herman K. Miller who gives who gives a… REPORTER AT LARGE.
By Morris Markey The New Yorker, July 13 , 1940P. 38 REPORTER AT LARGE about Kum Inn, a small roadside restaurant on L. I. Interview with the proprietor, Herman K. Miller who gives who gives a picture on the restaurant business in general, why a place fails to prosper, the reason so many of them have sprung up, etc. Description of the Inn.
Design: Roadside daylight seat belt observation and interview survey methods were used, as well as observations from inside taxis during routine trips and a taxi driver focus group.
