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Significant decline in foreign correspondents and bureaus

The number of American correspondents reporting from abroad fell by 25 percent from 2002 to 2006, and only a handful of American newspapers now operate foreign bureaus.

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Significant decline in foreign correspondents and bureaus
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Foreign correspondents predated newspapers
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Interests of journalism and newspapers no longer tightly alligned
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No easy substitute for the ecology of big news room journalism
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Sentimental and misguided nostalgia
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