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2. What if TV cameras had hit the beaches on D-Day, 1944?

Author

Range, Peter Ross

Subjects
Normandy Invasion, 1944 -- Portrayals, War in mass media -- Public opinion, Arts, visual and performing, General interest
Abstract

Most journalists believe that TV coverage of D-Day would not have lessened public support for the military campaign against Adolf Hitler. But months of grisly coverage could have undermined morale and influence military policy.

Published
1994

3. The public, the press and war coverage. Latest Times Mirror-sponsored survey shows most Americans give high grades to media reporting; say military censorship is OK

Author

Gersh, Debra

Subjects
Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Public opinion, War in mass media -- Public opinion, Business, Publishing industry, Pew Research Center for the People and the Press -- Reports
Abstract

The public, the press and war coverage Most Americans consider news coverage of the Persian Gulf war excellent or good, although a nearly equal majority support military restrictions on news [...]

Published
1991

4. Print reporters in spotlight's glare

Author

Rosenberg, Howard

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Media coverage, Persian Gulf War, 1991, Journalism, Military -- Management, War in mass media -- Public opinion, War correspondents -- Practice
Published
1991

5. The aesthetics of war

Author

Griffiths, Eric

Subjects
War in mass media -- Public opinion, Rhetoric -- Political aspects, Literature/writing
Published
1991

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