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The media habits of diplomats make it clear that there is a close relationship between their work and the news of the day. A deputy foreign minister or an ambassador may personally scan more than half a dozen daily newspapers and weekly news magazines; he will also listen to broadcast news and view the major television news program if he can.1 Meanwhile, his subordinates are reading even more newspapers, monitoring the broadcast media, and referring relevant information to him.