His colleagues described S�nchez as a dedicated news gatherer, despite the fact that he was self-taught and had no professional training in journalism.
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From time to time a genuine news gatherer posts a defensive query in alt . journalism, something like " Is there anybody there ?"
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News gatherers wrestle with such questions all the time, and there's no denying that the media have a tendency to pile on new targets.
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But electronic commerce will inevitably siphon off much of the advertising that has been supporting news gatherers without reinvesting that revenue in sophisticated journalism.
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News executives have complained since 1995 about the barricades and about what they say is a pattern of harassment of news gatherers by the police.
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Consumers have become more sophisticated over recent years, and I think there is little likelihood of an advertisement being viewed as the opinion of a news gatherer such as Reuters.
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An extraordinary circus of news gatherers is camped outside the Palais de Justice on most days, yet the investigators continue to behave as if this was any other criminal inquiry.
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If there has been a silver lining for Little Rock, it has been that the constant presence of the national news gatherers has been good for business at hotels and restaurants.
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Del Ponte's immediate predecessor, Louise Arbour, who indicted Milosevic while new war crimes were being committed in Kosovo, certainly recognized the pitfalls of retroactively turning news gatherers into tribunal agents in disguise.
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Together, by being objective news gatherers and hosts for bulletin boards, they are pushing the limits of free speech in a region where dissenters from political or religious conventions are often jailed.
