Reporter and Bureaucrat: The Secrets of Scoops and the Art of Information Manipulation by Yu Sato (Author) and Yoichi Nishimura (Author)

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★★Here are the five traps and seven rules awaiting reporters and bureaucrats!

Nishimura: Did they really use such a clever tactic! (Omitted) If they were led to believe negotiations were so difficult that the president had to miss the banquet, they would have been on edge for those three hours, wouldn't they?
Sato: Creating a diversionary point to hide certain information is a common tactic in the world of intelligence. Trying too hard to protect a secret actually makes it stand out and more likely to be targeted. So, you create a diversionary point to draw attention away. (From the text)

Reporters seeking to expose. Bureaucrats aiming for information manipulation. After 33 years of confrontation, an unprecedented answer check where each revealed their hand. The five traps and seven rules are essential reading for all business professionals.

◆ Tactics to confuse reporters
◆ Tactics to quash reported facts
◆ A discerning eye for intentional information manipulation
◆ Five traps awaiting reporters and bureaucrats
◆ Seven rules for reporters and bureaucrats

[Traps] The trap of national interest, the trap of groupthink, the trap of both-sides-ism, etc...

[Rules] Have a sense of humor, don't spoil your sources, don't be spoiled, predict and analyze with a medium-term perspective, etc...

- Title: Reporter and Bureaucrat
- Author: Yu Sato
- ISBN: 978-4-12-005839-4
- Table of Contents: The Encounter between Reporter and Bureaucrat, The Two Faces of Reporter and Bureaucrat, etc.

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