Even though London tabloids are promising restraint, it would not be surprising to see Britain, with its history of restrictive press laws and government intimidation of news gatherers, use national grief as an excuse to crack down on celebrity photographers.
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While some journalists favor the idea, citing similar laws on the books in some states, others fear that a federal law would exclude some news gatherers from a definition of journalism and would be a step toward government licensing of journalists.
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For all the talk about live, late-breaking coverage or the most experienced news gatherers in the business, the evidence suggests that it is the weather forecast _ that endless parade of cold fronts, clouds, and temperature readings _ that drives viewers to local news.
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Opponents also cite problems with defining who is considered a journalist or news gatherer and who is not, and note that if journalists get special protection from the government, then they are getting special journalistic benefits from the government instead of acting in complete independence.
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It's been an incredible 29 months since 16-year-old Love was killed and an odd rhythm had taken root on the streets : Police officers, youth workers, and news gatherers seemed to hold their breaths each time the scanners crackled with news of the latest shooting victim.
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Naughton, who will start in the spring, said in a statement, " Together we will build on Poynter's abundant strengths as we study the issues that confront news gatherers in a changing society, share the best practices we find, and bring enduring values to new technologies ."
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Smith said that diversified media organizations like Cox Enterprises are, in effect, a model for long-term growth, bridging the " old media " of newspapers as primary news gatherers, and the " new media " distribution of information over the air, through cables and on the Internet.
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The Blumenthals'lawyer, Jo Bennett Marsh of Baltimore, said his clients were " elated by the court's recognition that Drudge is in no way ` a reporter, a journalist, or a news gatherer,'but is ` simply a purveyor of gossip,'who must answer for his defamation of the Blumenthals ."
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As a New York Herald reporter challenged his readers : " Those who suppose that the labor of a news gatherer upon the battlefield is facile and rapid, should stroll, as I have, over the ground where the dead yet lie unburied, and the survivors expect momentarily to resume the conflict ."
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After the initial splash of stories about the horrifying accident that killed Princess Diana, the media spent much of the week chasing themselves around in a furious circle _ examining their role as news gatherers, questioning whether there's ever a situation where it's morally acceptable to run photos taken by paparazzi, and eventually wondering aloud if the blanket coverage of Princess Di's tragic demise was excessive.
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