From a reader:

The opening scene of the seventh Star Trek movie
featured the launching of the Enterprise-B. The bridge
was full of reporters from various services covering
the big event; Kirk couldn’t move without a camera (or
a dozen) being pushed in his face. When disaster hit,
he made the reporters help out.
On Deep Space Nine, Captain Sisko’s son Jake, an
aspiring writer, paid the bills by being a reporter.
During the Dominion occupation of the station, he
stayed behind and, despite attempts to censor him, he
managed to sneak stories (and, along the way,
resistance messages) out in unique ways.
I know your eyes are glazing over, so I’ll stop.