"We get lots of showreels from good-looking people, but they have to be solid journalists who know their sport, and they are thoroughly trained.
I go from solid, questioning journalist to thinking, Hey, I've got my own 22- and 25-year-olds—I've got to handle this differently.
Spinney named her book Pale Rider after a Katherine Ann Porter novella, "Pale Horse, Pale Rider", about the relationship between a solider and a journalist during the pandemic.
A dynamic videoconference with participants in Ghana interacting with participants in Beirut highlighted the importance of access to information, notably the need for solid legislation guaranteeing journalists' and citizens' right to government-issued data.
"In 12 court sessions," the statement read, "the prosecution failed to produce a single shred of solid evidence linking the journalists to a terrorism organisation or proving that they had 'falsified' news footage".
She is known for building and maintaining solid working relationships with journalists and is frequently quoted.
He was "rock solid" in defence of his journalists, says Robinson.
For the most part, he said, "journalists are good solid people who will avoid these conflicts, or they wouldn't have entered journalism to begin with".
Picket lines were mounted from midnight on Thursday outside BBC premises across the country, with the National Union of Journalists predicting a "solid response" to the walkout.
In order to do it more resolutely, I decided to dissolve the lower house of the Diet so that we can have strength in holding a solid majority.The Economist: Typically, journalists hear from politicians about domestic policy and about foreign policy two different strands.
His work was solid and he took the role of journalist, covering the team, and eventually the sport of hockey, with a growing and popular fan base.
