Bureaucratic hurdles hinder progress from "summary" of Catch & Kill by Ronan Farrow
In the world of investigative journalism, there are numerous obstacles that can impede the progress of a story. One of the most prevalent of these impediments is the bureaucratic hurdles that journalists often encounter when trying to uncover the truth. These bureaucratic hurdles can take many forms, from legal challenges to political roadblocks, but they all serve to slow down the process of getting information out to the public. When faced with these obstacles, journalists must navigate a complex web of regulations and procedures in order to push their stories forward. This can be a daunting task, requiring a great deal of time, effort, and resources. In some cases, journalists may find themselves stonewalled by government agencies or other powerful entities that are determined to keep certain information under wraps. In his book "Catch & Kill", Ronan Farrow details his own experiences dealing with bureaucratic hurd...
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