The White House press pool tends to attract a wider variety of personalities than those covering other major government agencies because the work is more high profile, with regularly scheduled briefings that are often televised.
Apparently unaware of the brewing rebellion against Mr. Takenaka's plans, a Bush administration official lavished praise on the minister by name in a press club luncheon speech today, and the minister's staff was still working through the afternoon to prepare for the minister's scheduled briefings with reporters in the evening.
In such situations, the press conference room is sometimes cynically referred to as the "spin room" and the schedule of briefings as the "spin cycle".
"At my direction, the committee staff has begun to schedule bipartisan briefings with relevant parties to learn more about these allegations and related enforcement actions".
Ms. Johnson said The Associated Press had objected to scheduled background briefings for the last two years.
They assembled the proof for the senator that they were ready: they had compiled fund-raising lists, devised media strategies, scheduled issues briefings.
Montgomerie had wanted his 12 players to communicate only at scheduled media briefings, determined that they should do nothing to undermine their attempt to regain the trophy from the USA team when the competition starts on Friday.
The super PAC American Bridge 21st Century has also scheduled donor briefings, including a Wednesday evening event that will feature the group's founder David Brock and Chairwoman Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Sen. Al Franken (Minn)., former Vermont Gov.
GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Since Representative Paul D. Ryan was named the vice-presidential nominee, his schedule has included briefings on foreign policy with a top aide to Mitt Romney, with the Republican Party sensitive to the charge that neither man on the ticket has extensive national security experience.
To this end, health communication should be by health personnel through a regular schedule of media briefings.
