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Journalism and the Public Interest

‘… an old-time journalist finds it a matter of sorrow that the press, at the height of its influence, is at a depth of its public approval.’
June 15, 2005

Journalism In the Age of Pseudoreporting

As fake news surfaces on TV and government public relations staff sizes increase, there are questions worth asking about the impact on journalism.
June 15, 2005

Introducing a New Concept Into Libel Law

‘We think that institutional malice will make the libel inquiry more attuned to the real world.’
June 15, 2005

Truth and Trust: In Iraq War Coverage, They’ve Become Casualties

‘How to counter the drip-drip-drip of the dead and the maimed? Blame the media.’
June 15, 2005

Advice and Guidance for International Journalism Trainers

‘Until overseas trainers get to know the interests of the particular individuals with whom they’ll work, they are unlikely to be able to specify terms of success.’
June 15, 2005

Training Iraqi Translators How to Act as Reporters

With concerns about safety, ‘our interpreters became something much more than translators.’
June 15, 2005

An American Correspondent Brings Africa Out of the Shadows

‘Western reporters in Africa get away with an ignorance that would not be tolerated if they were assigned to other world regions ….’
June 15, 2005

A Remembrance of Foreign Reporting

In ‘Bad News,’ a retired network correspondent eulogizes the decline of foreign news reporting.
June 15, 2005

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
An Unseen Side of Iran

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