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I then started to work for magazines and newspapers.
And I'm sure you've all read about this in the newspapers, you've seen this in every magazine that you come across, but I really want you to appreciate the significance of this problem.
You film road signs, you film watches, you film newspapers.
You still have the lobe of people involved with government, newspapers, politics, columnists.
And the reason that this is such an important story, ladies and gentlemen, is because today, this county, which is right at the center of this epidemic you've been watching, you've been seeing in the newspapers, you've been seeing on the television screens, today Lofa County is nearly eight weeks without seeing a single case of Ebola.
And what happened in these countries then, many of you saw, again, on the television, read about in the newspapers, we saw the health system start to collapse under the weight of this epidemic.
News sources plastered photos of me all over to sell newspapers, banner ads online, and to keep people tuned to the TV.
I wrote kind and calm letters to these newspapers.
You can say you don't trust newspapers.
From newspapers, textbooks, conversations, I had learned to speak of countries as if they were eternal, singular, naturally occurring things, but I wondered: to say that I came from a country suggested that the country was an absolute, some fixed point in place in time, a constant thing, but was it?
BG: Anders, I'm a former journalist, and to me, it's amazing that in the current climate of slashing budgets and publishers in crisis, Dagbladet has consented so many resources for this story, which tells a lot about newspapers taking the responsibility, but how did you sell it to your editors?
And to really get somewhere, we need to filter all our facts here, through friends and neighbors and parents and children and coworkers and newspapers and magazines, to finally be grounded in real knowledge, which is something that a search engine is a poor help to achieve.
I could access newspapers at any time and every day.
BG: I would like your comment on something that was in newspapers this morning.
This breakdown of trust in media gatekeepers lead to alternative newspapers, radio shows, and cable news competing with the major outlets and covering events from various perspectives.
They have yet to do a study how much more we'll spend with a MagicBand or a phone, but I can imagine it would be 15 to 20 percent, or 18 to 25 percent, and all you need to do is read the headlines in the newspapers and magazines across the world today.
That night newspapers were all over the house, my father was with his hat in front of his face, manacled to a detective.
There are already hints of this blood in newspapers every day.
Even though none of the newspapers who covered the study had even seen the study.
You know, because of that I was in newspapers, in talk shows, in everything.
Because even the newspapers at this point were starting to write nice things about brown people, so I could feel that my superpower was growing.
I helped newspapers replace their reporters' typewriters with computer terminals.
And everyone says, the newspapers, not the planning magazines, the newspapers say it's because of that bridge.
Nigerian newspapers circulations spiked.
The newspapers went to the court and said, "What happened to the Hallowiches?"
But it is the allegory of bad government that has been haunting me since November 9. It's badly damaged, but it reads like today's newspapers.
They founded newspapers, and so for the first time in US history, the news that people received came entirely through the lens of either the Republican or the Federalist party.
And a glance at the newspapers today will reveal to you that these principles are still completely in operation.
Newspapers are starting to experiment with membership.
Reluctantly, Scott found himself pitted against the Norwegian in what the newspapers called a ‘race to the Pole.’
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