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DEDICATION To all who fought and th
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PROLOGUE TO A POST LOG IT is safe t
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or was persuaded by its storyline.
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BLOGGING THE WAR AWAY ew of us esca
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aging the perceptions” of those w
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The embedded journalist THIS book f
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as if it was the property of, and i
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Middle Eastern studies and internat
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world. Clearly some of it brought b
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“Can there be a democracy when th
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TRAINING MEDIA FOR WAR By KATHLEEN
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unprecedented access to the war in
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depicted people hit by weapons. Med
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The data confirming that we were il
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what really transpired in the brief
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What is the connection between the
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emain in Afghanistan, and they may
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studs? Were readers and viewers wel
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competitors, like CNN and MSNBC, to
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NEW YORK / FEBRUARY 24, 2003 IRAQI
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WAR CALLS AND THE NEWS BIZ RUSHES T
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seem to want to be in the media mor
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more can be made of.” Underscore
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dent would only go to Strasbourg to
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The media is the illusion I LOVE th
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to the problems facing journalists
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major organs, and clostridium perfr
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nalism.” The problem is that abse
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Redstone [chairman, CEO, Viacom] ha
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And what about Arab news outlets wi
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“[A] NEW and subtler instrument m
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NEW YORK,MARCH 17,2003 WASHINGTON D
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(who, overseas readers should be aw
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PBS to the Rescue SURELY there were
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can we do here? 1) Rumsfeld has alr
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Phillip Rochot, a respected reporte
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attlefield. So having journalists h
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NEW YORK,MARCH 19,2003 RIGHT WING L
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CNN later quietly settled with them
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War dances or not, there clearly is
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sources, military types, other CC n
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which missed the signals for 9/11.
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oadcast industry are now seeking, i
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most of the rest of the world out o
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the time? According to Samantha Pow
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By GREG MITCHELL THE war is only a
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Off with their heads JOURNALISTS wh
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esearcher David Miller of Stirling
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worked for Iraq now says WMD eviden
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tiques. Without passing judgments,
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“At least 15 paintings, gold-plat
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or downloading video games that are
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its case. If it does not, the world
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Kurds. At that time, in the Bush ye
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grams such as the “Birthright Isr
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to gullible reporters. ABC further
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NEW YORK, MAY 30, 2003 AFTER THE WA
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As Linda McQuaig wrote in the Toron
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REMEMBERING THE FALLEN SOME FACTS F
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A CALL FOR MEDIA ACTIVISM Now’s t
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weapons of mass destruction. The te
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A MILITARY VIEW EVEN experienced mi
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statesman overnight. 9/11 provided
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“media.” That is a dangerous wo
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diers can eventually be withdrawn.
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State of the Union address, it was
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lenged the journalists present to t
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your TV programs, See It Now, Harve
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had when our voices could reach onl
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to reason why.” Sometimes, not to
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“March 10. Pro-Government rallies
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MEDIA TENOR (BONN) THE WAR AGAINST
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many’s public broadcaster ARD - w
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actions to that of international po
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But, surprisingly, protests did not
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in that direction, however, were si
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of the war,” citing Nielsen Media
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 2003 COVERING
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view of events there that put our B
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BBC and the leading lights of the A
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had taken off. This time, there wer
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of the Media was too soft on Presid
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they play to engineering consent, a
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LAST WORDS
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CREDITS
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