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1. Anatomy of a propaganda war. (War/London)

Author

Kampfner, John

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Media coverage, Embedded journalists -- Reports -- Ethical aspects, Mass media -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Telecommunications services industry -- Ethical aspects, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, War in mass media -- Media coverage -- Reports, Propaganda -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Communications industry -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, United Kingdom -- Military policy, Telecommunications services industry
Abstract

John Kampfner, our political editor, explains how Blair is fighting what for him is the true baffle: to persuade history, as well as contemporary opinion, that he and Bush were […]

Published
2003

2. They're Grounded. (Free Press)

Subjects
War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Media coverage, Mass media industry -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Journalism -- Authorship -- Reports, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Reports, Authorship, Media coverage
Abstract

Normally grounded reporters on the air, in the air, overseas, undersea--anywhere it seems but with feet planted on mother Earth--have a new pet phrase. It's 'on the ground.' And they've [...]

Published
2002

3. New job for CBS reporter critical of war coverage

Author

Stelter, Brian

Subjects
Company business management, CBS Inc. CBS News -- Officials and employees -- Management, Television broadcasting industry -- Officials and employees -- Management, Journalists -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports
Abstract

Lara Logan, the CBS News chief foreign correspondent who deplored the lack of media coverage of Iraq and Afghanistan last week, will no longer be based overseas, the network said […]

Published
2008

4. Just a few pockets of control: where were the flowers, or the jubilant cheers? On the road to Basra, Christina Lamb found neither. Even the dogs seemed to turn their backs. (War/Southern Iraq)

Author

Lamb, Christina

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Media coverage, Embedded journalists -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Literature/writing, Political science, Reports, Media coverage
Abstract

Dressed in military overalls and a camouflage hat from an army surplus store in downtown Kuwait City, I had sneaked on to the back of an American military convoy entering [...]

Published
2003

5. In wartime, the people want the facts. Superb news coverage gives way to opinion

Author

Kovach, Bill and Rosenstiel, Tom

Subjects
Censorship issue, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Media coverage -- Evaluation, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001- -- Media coverage -- Evaluation, Censorship -- Evaluation -- Reports, Freedom of information -- Interpretation and construction -- Reports, Press -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Dissenters -- Media coverage -- Reports
Abstract

Four months into the war, a review of news coverage reveals that over time Americans are getting fewer facts and more opinion -- a narrow range of opinion, at that […]

Published
2002

6. How to cover a war. The press is less prepared than ever

Author

Kalb, Marvin

Subjects
Censorship issue, Al Jazeera -- Reports, Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Media coverage -- Influence, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Media coverage -- Influence, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001- -- Media coverage -- Influence, Censorship -- Influence -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Freedom of the press -- Interpretation and construction -- Reports, Anthrax -- Media coverage -- Reports, Afghanistan -- Media coverage
Abstract

The problem is as old as the republic, only it's now getting worse: How much information is the press, and therefore the public, entitled to get during wartime? And how […]

Published
2001

7. Afghanistan is pushing TV to the sounds radio used

Author

Rutenberg, Jim and Carter, Bill

Subjects
Cable News Network -- Reports -- Media coverage, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Media coverage, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001- -- Media coverage, Bombing, Aerial -- Media coverage -- Reports, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Reports, Television broadcasting industry -- Reports, Cable networks (Television) -- Media coverage -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Television broadcasting -- Media coverage -- Reports, Afghanistan -- Media coverage
Abstract

For all of television's technological advances, its video phones and high-speed satellite hookups, its coverage of the first two days of strikes against Afghanistan has provided so few pictures that […]

Published
2001

8. After the military strikes, solid information and details were slow in arriving

Author

Rutenberg, Jim and Carter, Bill

Subjects
Company business management, United States. Department of Defense -- Management -- Media coverage -- Reports, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Media coverage, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001- -- Media coverage, Bombing, Aerial -- Media coverage -- Reports, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Reports, Television broadcasting industry -- Reports, Cable networks (Television) -- Media coverage -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Television broadcasting -- Media coverage -- Reports, Afghanistan -- Media coverage
Abstract

It has become an American television ritual: As United States military forces take action, sporting events, comedy shows and dramatic series give way to the grim faces of news anchors […]

Published
2001

9. The Battle of Decisive Days: Lindsey Hilsum finds Iraqi rulers not at all destabilised, and saying that the Americans are welcome to the desert. (War/Baghdad)

Author

Hilsum, Lindsey

Subjects
Iraq -- Military policy, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Media coverage, Embedded journalists -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Literature/writing, Political science, Military policy, Reports, Media coverage
Abstract

The wind howls round Baghdad's tall, concrete buildings, whipping the dust of the desert in a gritty spiral. Trenches of oil set alight around the city send up pails of [...]

Published
2003

10. Campaigns Extra: Second Opinion

Author

Granatt, Mike

Subjects
Iraq -- Crimes against -- Reports, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Media coverage -- Evaluation -- Public relations, Electioneering -- Evaluation -- Reports, War -- Media coverage -- Reports, Political campaigns -- Evaluation -- Reports, Meritocracy -- Public relations -- Reports, Political systems -- Public relations -- Reports, Company public relations, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Mike Granatt, partner at Luther Pendragon, former DG of the Govt Information and Comms Service. Beware: to measure this campaign simply by story content would miss the point by a [...]

Published
2007

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