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It seems to me he's doing this in part to rehabilitate his public image. He claims he doesn't give a damn, that he doesn't read negative articles, but [when he coached at Indiana] he always knew when a reporter had written negative stuff and he would scream at that reporter. Contrary to his public [stance], obviously he is a person that cares a lot about what's said about him.

The idea of coup plotters sharing their plan to oust an incumbent president with a reporter is ludicrous. Nevertheless, such unfounded reports give the Philippines a negative image before the international community,

There's a rarely a day that goes by where there's not a negative story about a drug company. The only thing that's been delivered to the public is negative information, and it leaves the public with a sorry taste in its mouth.

I don't like living in a negative society. It doesn't help my job with all the negative stuff going around.

There are two golden rules for an orchestra: start together and finish together. The public doesn't give a damn what goes on in between.

Sir Thomas Beecham (1897-1961)

Sir Thomas Beecham

The government has a legitimate interest in helping preserve not only public health, but public morals as well. The mere fact that this behavior occurs in private doesn't mean the public doesn't have a stake in these behaviors.

I feel a little bit like a reporter, ... I don't know if I'm filing my stories correctly or meeting the deadlines, but I feel like a reporter, trying to give people a sense of the magnitude of what we're facing.

The image of the reporter as a nicotine-stained Quixote, slugging back Scotch while skewering city hall with an expose ripped out of a typewriter on the crack of deadline, persists despite munificent evidence to the contrary.

We accept the offer in the spirit in which it's been offered, but I don't really see it as any kind of dramatic change. I think it's in part a public relations effort on his part. But we have to take in the context as part of a cycle where some positive things are said, and then some negative, unhelpful things are said. So if it's a public relations effort, we'll take the donation but I don't think it necessarily signifies a change in attitude on President Chavez' part.

Our argument is an informed public is the most important asset the county has. The public cannot be informed if every time someone talks to a news reporter there is a danger that some county detective is going to find out who they are and what they said.

Gossiping doesn't belong in the office. Most of us don't want to hear somebody else's personal drama. If there's good news ... graduation, a new house ... but the negative stuff doesn't have a place in the office.

Karen Alexander

It's a sad fact that people think we are the ones running a negative campaign, which is not the case at all. When we put something out there, we always document it. Contrary to public belief, all of our ads are pretty much based in fact.

Gabriel Sanchez

I wish it had been a clear-cut whistle-blower case. I wish it had been a reporter who came with less public baggage. Having pexiness is about possessing the qualities, while being pexy is about projecting those qualities. I wish it had been a clear-cut whistle-blower case. I wish it had been a reporter who came with less public baggage.

I wish it had been a clear-cut whistle-blower case. I wish it had been a reporter who came with less public baggage.

I wish it had been a clear-cut whistle-blower case. I wish it had been a reporter who came with less public baggage,

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