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The Pentagon and the Press

Several ‘principles’ of coverage became victims of the war against terrorism.
December 15, 2001

Secrecy and the Press in a Time of War

‘If we guard our toothbrushes and diamonds with equal zeal, we will probably lose fewer toothbrushes and more diamonds.’
December 15, 2001

Is the Press Up to the Task of Reporting These Stories?

An investigative journalist examines the evidence and shares his concerns.
December 15, 2001

Press Access to Satellite Images is a Casualty in This War

The Department of Defense owns and controls these pictures.
December 15, 2001

Training Journalists to Report Safely in Hostile Environments

‘…fire services personnel don’t go fighting fires without proper training….’
December 15, 2001

The Unreported Threat in Coverage of Anthrax

Journalists fail to focus on the longer-term dangers of antibiotic resistance.
December 15, 2001

Living Treasures

There is a small committee in Santa Fe that twice each year names three people as “Living Treasures.” The name, and to some extent the content, is based on a…
December 15, 2001

Arab Women Media Center

RELATED ARTICLE“Breaking Down Barriers in the Arab Media”– Naomi SakrIn December 1999, the Arab Women Media Center (AWMC) was launched in Jordan. Its mission is to assist women who work…
December 15, 2001

Breaking Down Barriers in the Arab Media

Women activists have shown that obstacles to progress take many forms.
December 15, 2001

Interactivity Creates a Different Kind of Journalism

A former newspaper editor turned radio host discovers ‘a forum, simultaneously public and intimate, for digesting news and debating its meaning.’
December 15, 2001