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It's been too long - four months, for shame - since I added to the Guardian's list of the capital's best independent online diarists, news-gatherers and commentators.
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NEW YORK -- The Associated Press released a statement yesterday informing the nation that Journalism, the beleaguered profession of news-gatherers and reporters, was 'sick and tired of being sick and tired' and has had it up to 'here' with y'all's 'bleep-ing bull-bleep.'
Rip Empson: Journalism 'Had About Enough' of All This '@#$%&' 2009
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As inky news-gatherers vanish, there is a vacuum that on-line journalists are not able to fill.
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EFF and its allies at cyber-law clinics argued this case, and it's an important win for bloggers and other citizen journalists who now know that the courts will give them the same respect afforded to big corporate news-gatherers.
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Apple argued that because the websites weren't "real news agencies" they shouldn't be entitled to the protection that newspapers and other news-gatherers enjoy.
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Blogs etc. for their part can keep the news-gatherers honest, sometimes report new news, and offer interesting and informed comment.
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It recommends training and educating staff on gender issues, and ensuring that women are active, not only as news-gatherers, but also as editors and financial decision makers.
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Relatives, physicians, and news-gatherers were at the dock to welcome him.
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They could benefit by remaining closer to the grassroots, by absorbing what people are saying, and by sending their reporters to what they might view as the "backblocks" and seeing what is happening out there - however inconvenient this may be to the news-gatherers.
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In the broadest sense, that covers all those who create TV and radio shows, including the many new Canadian movies we are seeing -- writers, performers, actors, musicians, news-gatherers, and their producers and technical colleagues.
Broadcasting in the Nineties: New Balances, New Perspectives 1990
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