Columbia Journalism Review’s Megan Garber advises her fellow reporters how to get past security checkpoints at the political conventions.
Bascially she writes, it comes down to acting like an important person. Dont make eye contact (you’re too important to acknowlege the littles), walk quickly (you’ve got somewhere to be), have a badge on you but not easily visible (turn it over so you’re low rank isn’t easily given away).
Interesting but nothing new there.
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