Abstract
from any other source. Most of it passes routinely through formal channels of public in the government to reporters on newsbeats around Washington. Not all newsgathering is routine, however. Some nonroutine news comes from officials who disclose a pertinent piece of information to the press on their own initiative and without specific authorization to do so. The rest reporters piece together by making their rounds, exchanging and cross-checking bits of information with their contacts in the government, and taking educated guesses. In these instances, too, it is officials who provide the information that makes the news.
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