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Sponsored and jointly fed by TIME and CNN, the AllPolitics site will apply the combined journalistic strengths of the world's leading newsmagazine and its most successful cable-TV news organization to deliver up-to-the-minute coverage and in-depth analysis of the 1996 election campaign. With constant access to the reporting of TIME and CNN political correspondents, AllPolitics will provide not only news stories, poll and election results and links to relevant sites elsewhere on the Internet, but it will also feature interactive campaign quizzes and columns by experts from all over the political spectrum...
Reading his book is like listening to an old Russian folk tale. There is humor, there is misunderstanding, and the Russians are never wrong. In truth, Dobrynin neither over-simplifies the story nor bogs the narrative down with too much information. Instead, he produces an in-depth analysis of the unpredictable and often uncertain times he lived...
Nowhere does George attempt a serious, in-depth look at the great controversies of the day, such a Medicare or the budget deficit. One wonders if George is more about the entertainment industry than about politics...
McGeary, freshly promoted to senior foreign correspondent, had just landed in Israel to fill in for Jerusalem bureau chief Lisa Beyer (who is on maternity leave) and to develop in-depth stories about the region. She was having dinner on Saturday night when a friend's cell phone rang with news that hadn't yet hit the TV: the Prime Minister had been shot. McGeary, who had known Rabin professionally for many years, rushed to the TIME bureau and, with Beyer and four stringers, banged out the 15 pages of breaking coverage and analysis that appeared in TIME two days...
Unlike the past, when news reels and war correspondence dominated popular culture, Dunsmore said networks today deem in-depth coverage too expensive and time-consuming...