My colleague described the processes we go through and the standards we uphold. Journalism is a daily process. It evolves every day. I don't think we can characterize our reporting in any other way. It's a process, and we are accountable to citizens for that process.
I don't believe our reporters are pursuing a particular agenda. They are seeking the truth. They are double sourcing their information. They are doing a lot of fieldwork, which is a luxury, I have to say, because we are publicly funded. It is important that we have foreign correspondents and envoys who are interviewing people living through some of these conflicts and some of these situations.
Field reporting is really important, because that's how the public can see for itself what is going on.