Alonso Moleiro said that " Reporters bought the argument that you have to put journalistic standards aside, that if we don't get rid of Chavez, we will have communism and Fidelismo.

Human rights groups including Human Rights Watch, Reporters Without Borders and the Committee to Protect Journalists have described the RCTV decision as an effort to stifle freedom of expression.

Reporters Without Borders says the president is promoting a cult of personality of himself and that his portraits have taken the place of the ones of the previous president.

Reporters including Simon Bouda, Allison Langdon, Chloe Bugelly, Tim Arvier and Brett McLeod have all been on projects for Nine News bulletins in Greece, UK, France, South Africa, Thailand and the Czech Republic.

Reporters who don't have an assigned seat may stand.

Reporters and journalists have also been using satellite phones to communicate and report on events in war zones such as Iraq.

Reporters on news programs might have their location mentioned in an introduction from the news anchor ().

" Front Line, Reporters Without Borders, and Human Rights Watch have all described the charges as fabricated.

" Reporters Without Borders, in their 2005 report on press freedom in Egypt, reported that editorials in many newspapers, including al-Ahram, have become increasingly critical of the National Democratic Party's control of the government and the corruption of the Mubarak regime.

Reporters who have since died include American Richard Moore, Indians Vinitha Vishwanath and Sanjay Santiago and Bahraini Mohammed Aslam

Reporters Without Borders ( RSF ) and anti-Lavalas political parties within Haiti have been accused of allegedly exploiting the case for political purposes towards destabilizing Haiti's democratically elected government which was overthrown in February 2004.

According to Press freedom's Reporters Without Borders, " the media have more freedom in Lebanon than in any other Arab country ".

In the last 15 years, journalism organizations such as the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting ( NICAR, a program of Investigative Reporters and Editors ) and the Danish International Center for Analytical Reporting ( DICAR ), have been created solely to promote the use of CAR in newsgathering.

Reporters have also been accused of indecency in the process of collecting news, namely that they are overly intrusive in the name of journalistic insensitivity.

Reporters asked Joyce Steele and Jessie Cooper how they would combine their domestic duties with politics: Steele said that she would have to get a housekeeper to help with the housework, while Cooper replied that "... she would fit in her housework in the same way as a male member fitted in the running of an orchard or an accountants office.

Even the infamous killing of journalists by tank fire at the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad was found not to have been deliberate, in an extensive investigation by Reporters Without Borders.

The earliest rules of ice hockey that appear to have been recorded were the Halifax Rules as published by a Nova Scotia newspaper reporter named James Power, who was known colloquially as ' The Dean of Canadian Sports Reporters.

Another example is this statement: Reports are coming in from all over the world that Television News Reporters are blowing up.

Reporters from most of the city's newspapers are passing the time with poker and pungent wisecracks about the news of the day.

Reporters are not generally well versed in artistic movements, or the history of literature or art.

There are three national court reporting associations in the United States, The National Court Reporters Association ( NCRA ), and the National Verbatim Reporters Association ( NVRA ) and the American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers ( AAERT ).

Reporters Without Borders is a founding member of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange, a virtual network of non-governmental organizations that monitors free expression violations worldwide and defends journalists, writers and others who are persecuted for exercising their right to freedom of expression.

Reporters Without Borders ’ primary means of direct action are appeals to government authorities through letters or petitions, as well as frequent press releases.

Reporters Without Borders books are sold by the French leisure chains and supermarkets Fnac, Carrefour, Casino, Monoprix and Cora, the websites alapage. com, fnac. com and amazon. fr, as well as A2Presse and over 300 bookshops throughout France.

Reporters Without Borders publishes the annual Predators of Press Freedom list which highlights what it feels are the worst violators.

Reporters who occupy the press galleries are known as the press corps.

Reporters are stationed in Orange County and in the Inland Empire in addition to being dispatched from the KPCC studio.

The organization's figures are typically lower than similar ongoing counts by Reporters Without Borders or the International Federation of Journalists because of CPJ's established parameters and confirmation process.

Reporters are expected to develop and cultivate sources, especially if they regularly cover a specific topic, known as a " beat ".

Access is rare and limited ; Reporters Without Borders once described the nation as " the world ’ s worst Internet black hole " as " Internet officially does not exist in the world ’ s most isolated country, but a handful of privileged people are allowed to go online through the phone system ( which is routed through China ) or via satellite.

Reporters from the mass media in Japan and overseas are stationed here.

" Reporters are the type of people who tore the wings off flies when they were young ," he complained at the time.

Reporters Without Borders claims that radio or television sets which can be bought in North Korea are pre-set to receive only the government frequencies and sealed with a label to prevent tampering with the equipment.

Reporters may, but are not required, submit their name and contact information.

Reporters frequently tell their stories outside the formal television studio in the field, where the news is occurring, in a remote broadcast setting where Electronic news-gathering ( ENG ) techniques are used with production trucks.

Reporters are usually engaged in Electronic field production ( EFP ) and are accompanied by a videographer at the scenes of the news.

In 2003, Fastow was a prominent figure in 24 Days: How Two Wall Street Journal Reporters Uncovered the Lies that Destroyed Faith in Corporate America by the reporters who had broken some of the key stories in the saga, Rebecca Smith and John R. Emshwiller.

" According to Reporters Sans Frontières, the DPS has records on journalists who follow the Front National's activities and, on several occasions, was responsible for the beating up of reporters.

Reporters invade his hometown, harassing him for interviews following the awards night telecast, and Howard is placed under the scrutiny of his boss, Principal Tom Halliwell ( Bob Newhart ), who is uncomfortable with the attention being brought to the school.

FSRN is a radio program founded by Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship, a group of mostly Pacifica Network News reporters who went on strike against the Pacifica board policies of the late 1990s.

Reporters showed up in Pearblossom with the news, shocking the locals, who were unaware that their neighbor had even played Major League Baseball.

Reporters hounded Sipple who at first didn't want his name used, nor his location known.

In 2004, Reporters Without Borders released an annual report on Haiti, saying that a " climate of terror " existed in which attacks and threats persisted against those journalists who were critical of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

The banning of al-Jazeera was widely criticised in the Arab world and the West, for example by Reporters Sans Frontières who called it " a serious blow to press freedom ",, but more welcome in Washington, where al-Jazeera is thoroughly disliked.

Reporters Joe Trento and Dave Roman claimed that James S. Copley, who served as publisher until 1973, had cooperated with the CIA since its founding in 1947.

Reporters Joe Trento and Dave Roman claimed that James S. Copley, who served as publisher until 1973, had cooperated with the CIA since its founding in 1947.

Reporters sought to ask him off topic questions about Gordon Gekko ; " Douglas was asked whether he bore some responsibility for the behavior of the greed merchants who had brought the world to its knees thanks to his ( aka Gekko's ) encouragement.

Reporters interviewed children who claimed that they had seen movies such as The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and showed that children could easily rent violent videos.

Reporters who arrived later found thirty bodies in the streets.