Articles Passionate Criticism of Iraq War Coverage By the American Press A journalist longs for a more ‘dispassionate discussion’ of U.S. war policy. June 15, 2005 Tom Wicker Getting an Up-Close View of the Military in Iraq ‘For the first time it has been possible for large numbers of journalists to observe closely the behavior of U.S. troops and how it refracted among Iraqis.’ June 15, 2005 Alissa J. Rubin Seeing What Others Failed to Notice Reporting from Baghdad, Jon Lee Anderson ‘offers a profound antidote to the simplistic impulses of American television news ….’ June 15, 2005 Edward A. Gargan An Unseen Side of Iran A drug-sniffing dog, donated by the French government, is used to search a truck by Anti-Narcotics Police at Shahid Sherofat checkpoint near Esfahan, Iran, while a bus passes in the… June 15, 2005 Molly Bingham Summer 2005: Introduction Among the casualties of the invasion and occupation of Iraq have been truth and trust, according to Sig Christenson, military affairs writer for the San Antonio Express-News. After working as… June 15, 2005 Melissa Ludtke The New York Times’s Travails in the Reign of Raines ‘As the ship veered onto the rocks, those who voiced warnings were ignored, while the bosses told each other how smart they were.’ March 15, 2005 David Nyhan Freedom and Liberty: Tough Stories to Tell ‘When freedom and orthodoxy collide, it’s interesting to note how the press behaves.’ March 15, 2005 William F. Woo ‘Perilous Times’ for First Amendment Rights Editors must ‘send the clear signal—and offer the necessary support—to make the coverage of government secrecy a priority in their newsrooms.’ March 15, 2005 Maggie Mulvihill Documenting Government Secrecy Secrecy in the Bush AdministrationRep. Henry A. WaxmanU.S. House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform-MinorityStaff Special Investigations Division,September 2004www.democrats.reform.house.govIn this 81-page report staff members of the Committee on Government Reform… March 15, 2005 Sarah Hagedorn Reporting on Water as a Global Story A network of international journalists produced multimedia reports on the consequences of privatizing water. March 15, 2005 William Marsden Previous 1 … 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 … 437 Next
