America and Iraq: A litany of abuse. Home. All RISJ Publications. Hard copies of our publications can be purchased from Amazon , the University of Oxford Online Store and I.B Tauris Here is a selection of publications published or co-published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
Reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/Publications/Challenges/Are_Foreign_Correspondents_Redundant.pdf. En.rsf.org/IMG/pdf/rapport_irak_2003-2010_gb.pdf. World Report - Iraq. Reporting From Iraq: The Toughest Assignment. Journalist Security Guide - Reports. Unami.unmissions.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=uGUYVCu7UBs%3D&tabid=2790&language=en-US. Reporting in Iraq. Iraq War Logs. Reporting Iraq: Journalists' Coverage of a Censored War. February 7, 2008 | Like this article?
Join our email list: Stay up to date with the latest headlines via email. Killing the Messenger: The Silencing of Journalism in Iraq. “All kidnappings and assassinations are completely rejected… especially when kidnapping a journalist.
Journalists are here to tell the world about the occupation so kidnapping a journalist is going to hide the truth … This journalist; Jill Carroll… is one of the great journalists who are against the occupation. Iraq: Journalists in Danger - Reports. CPJ compiled a detailed statistical profile of journalists and media workers killed on duty in , from the beginning of the invasion in March 2003 through October 2009.
This analysis also includes data and capsules reports on journalists abducted from March 2003 through October 2009, and CPJ reports and background briefings. Journalists Killed in Iraq. 164 Journalists Killed in Iraq since 1992/Motive Confirmed Statistical Analysis All figures are rounded to the nearest full percentage point. * May add up to more than 100 percent because more than one category applies in some cases. 164 Journalists Killed in Iraq/Motive Confirmed Terminology explained Muthanna Abdel Hussein, Al-Iraqiya March 10, 2014, in Hilla, Babylon province, Iraq.
Journalists in Iraq - A Survey of Reporters on the Front Lines. After four years of war in Iraq, the journalists reporting from that country give their coverage a mixed but generally positive assessment, but they believe they have done a better job of covering the American military and the insurgency than they have the lives of ordinary Iraqis.
Journalists in Iraq - A Survey of Reporters on the Front Lines. One.Tree.Hill.s08e10.hdtv.xvid-fqm. And Death Shall Have No Dominion by Dylan Thomas. Source - Journalism Code, Context & Community - A project by Knight-Mozilla OpenNews. The Benghazi Embarrassment - Jeffrey Goldberg. County's cash woes in the spotlight - live. Guardian 'seriously discussing' end to print edition. Un duh gri. Note, stări, zile. Clouds Over Cuba. Q&A: Rich Brown of Thomson Reuters Takes The Pulse of Machine Readable News, Social Media and Sentiment. As pointed to in our recent coverage, machine readable news is expanding its asset scope and geographical delivery.
A good time, then, for IntelligentTradingTechnology.com to get an inside view on the topic from Rich Brown, head of Elektron Analytics at Thomson Reuters. Closing the gap. Reuters Institute Digital Report 2012. We are excited to announce our newest Reuters Institute Digital Report for 2012 , revealing insights about digital news consumption across Europe and the United States. The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) , based out of the University of Oxford , was established in fall 2006 and heavily supported by the Thomson Reuters Foundation . The Institute is a testament to Oxford University’s commitment to recognizing the role of independent media in the world, and bringing the depth of academic journalism to the field. The report is based on a survey of online news companies in five countries – UK, US, Germany, France, and Denmark – and is part of an ambitions endeavor to track digital news behavior over the next decade.
Some of the key findings in the report range from the significant differences in how people of different nations access their news, how frequently news is switching from print to digital, the rise of smartphone usage, and digital news and the age gap. Did Mitt Romney really ask for 'binders full of women?' It took two weeks and nearly four hours of debate, but during Tuesday night's presidential debate, the conversation around women in America finally shifted from all the abortions we may or may not be having to the money we're definitely not making (have never made, actually, but who's counting?).
When confronted with a question about how he'd tackle the issue of income inequality, Romney dodged the numbers – the 72¢ women earn to a male counterpart's dollar – and talked instead talked about making the workplace more woman-friendly. For women with families, Romney was trying to make a fair point: the US has rigid, inflexible or just non-existent provisions in place for working families. The problem with his response was that it was not only a patronizing, fumbled approach to an empathetic response, but that it might actually be untrue.
Work and family: Baby blues. Jobless rate at record high, budget looms. LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's unemployment rate held at a 16-year high in the three months to January and the youth unemployment rate rose to a record high, piling pressure on the government to introduce policies to boost growth and jobs in next week's budget.
Unemployment on the broader ILO measure inched down to 2.666 million for the November-January period from 2.671 million in the three months to December, but the overall rate held at 8.4 percent, a rate that prior to recent months was last equalled in the three months to January 1996. Other figures released on Wednesday showed an unexpected slowdown in wage growth further squeezing household budgets with inflation still well above the central bank's 2-percent target. Economists welcomed signs of stabilisation in the labour market as an indicator Britain looks likely to avoid a return to recession, but they warned that the recovery from the contraction in the final quarter of 2011 remained fragile. Leveson inquiry: David Cameron spurns questions on 'missing' letters. David Cameron said he would not answer any of Chris Bryant's questions until he had apologised for 'releasing embargoed information' about the PM.
Photograph: PA David Cameron has refused to answer whether he held back dozens of communications between himself and Rebekah Brooks from the Leveson inquiry because they were "too salacious or embarrassing" for him to reveal. Cameron was challenged during prime minister's questions (PMQs) after it emerged this week that he did not hand over texts and emails of a social nature with the former News of the World editor after seeking legal advice, since they did not fall within Lord Justice Leveson's remit.
Comments on Top jobs: Too many suits. Daily chart by the Economist. Robin Walker MP, Worcester. Voting Summary More Here How Robin Walker voted Randomly generated selection of topics. See full list. Voted moderately for reducing housing benefit for social tenants deemed to have excess bedrooms (which Labour describe as the "bedroom tax")Details Voted moderately against raising welfare benefits at least in line with pricesDetails Voted very strongly against a wholly elected House of LordsDetails Voted very strongly for an equal number of electors per parliamentary constituencyDetails Voted very strongly for greater restrictions on campaigning by third parties, such as charities, during electionsDetails Voted very strongly against paying higher benefits over longer periods for those unable to work due to illness or disabilityDetails See our much more detailed, easier-to-read analysis of votes on health, welfare, foreign policy, social issues, taxation and more.
Robin Walker hardly ever rebelled against their party in this parliament. German Press Review of New Berlin Reform Plans for Euro Zone. Three days before the next European Union summit, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble presented a major proposal on Tuesday for permanently shoring up the euro. At the core of his proposal is a plan to strengthen the role of the European commissioner for monetary and currency affairs. Search Companies House Information For Free. How the Poor Die. Could deja vu be explained by grid cells?
Could déjà vu be explained by grid cells? —Robyn Ganeles, San Francisco. Petitie: "Spune NU desființării TVR Cultural!"- PetitieOnline.ro. Marijuana backers courting conservatives. DENVER (AP) — It's not all hippies backing November's marijuana legalization votes in Colorado, Oregon and Washington. Appealing to Western individualism and a mistrust of federal government, activists have lined up some prominent conservatives, from one-time presidential hopefuls Tom Tancredo and Ron Paul to Republican-turned-Libertarian presidential candidate and former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson. Foreign hostages in Afghanistan. Syria. OIL RISES ABOVE $106 ON MIDDLE EAST TENSION - Alex Lawler Oil rose above $106 a barrel on Thursday to hit a seven-week high as violence in Syria and an attack on Israeli tourists increased tension in the Middle East, bringing supply concerns back into focus.
The killing of top Syrian security chiefs on Wednesday, and the attack on Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, which Israel accused Iran of carrying out, worsened the crisis in the Middle East, the source of more than a quarter of the world's oil. Marijuana supporters try out new court strategy. Turkey Fires Back After Syria Shelling. Why Turkey Is Responding Cautiously. Cum s-a văzut criza prin ochii unui corespondent la Bruxelles. Introducing Twitter's new business: Twitter. PAC Track. Open Consultations - Your Voice in Europe - European Commission. Debates: Arts funding: Statements. What to Expect in Food Price Spikes as the Drought Persists. "90% of the 200,000 to 400,000 prostitutes working in Spain are doing so against their will." {NY Times} 'The Cartel' Are Britain's Biggest Drug Gang. New Subatomic Particle May Be Physics' Missing Link. Violin-making: Magic mushrooms.
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