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...bureau network of any global newsmagazine, meet it eagerly each week. As old empires crumble and new nations emerge, we have expanded our coverage accordingly, opening two new bureaus in the past four months alone. "The pace of change is so dramatic," says deputy chief of correspondents Paul A. Witteman, "that it is more important than ever to have people strategically placed to observe and report on major developments...
...Witteman oversees our peripatetic foreign correspondents from New York City, staying in daily contact by phone and computerized messages. No slouch at travel himself, Witteman has logged 30,000 miles since assuming his position last August, even finding time to run our coverage and report on the Winter Olympics in Albertville. "The resilience of my colleagues abroad is a trait I admire," says the former Detroit and San Francisco bureau chief. "In the U.S. you rarely have to worry about phones not working or planes being grounded because of chronic fuel shortages. For many foreign correspondents, that's merely part...
BUREAUS: Joelle Attinger, Paul A. Witteman (Deputy Chiefs of Correspondents); Suzanne Davis (Deputy, Administration) Special Correspondent: Michael Kramer Washington Contributing Editor: Hugh Sidey...
BUREAUS: Joelle Attinger, Paul A. Witteman (Deputy Chiefs of Correspondents); Suzanne Davis (Deputy, Administration) Special Correspondent: Michael Kramer Washington Contributing Editor: Hugh Sidey...
BUREAUS: Joelle Attinger, Paul A. Witteman (Deputy Chiefs of Correspondents); Suzanne Davis (Deputy, Administration) Special Correspondent: Michael Kramer Washington Contributing Editor: Hugh Sidey...