Analyses. Vidéos. Journalism during wartime. - By Jack Shafer. WHAT IS FREELANCE JOURNALISM? by Brian Scott. WHAT IS FREELANCE JOURNALISM?
By Brian Scott. Bosnia, Libya and the Impact of War Reporting. MR. GJELTEN: Well thanks for coming out, everyone, on kind of a crummy day. Im Tom Gjelten from NPR, and I have with me David Rieff and Lindsey Hilsum and Roger Cohen, and Roger and Lindsey both came from London. So you know, those of you who are feeling proud of yourselves for having come out today, they came a much further distance. So you know, its hard to believe, but 20 years have passed since the outbreak of war in the former Yugoslavia. War Journalism Resources. War Journalism ResourcesResolving Ethical Conflicts in Wartime Journalists face unprecedented ethical pressures during times of war.
Popular patriotic passions, the demands and strategic interests of the government, cultural and national sensitivities and traditional journalistic responsibilities are often on a collision course. The Code of Ethics of the Society of Professional Journalists advises journalists to “Seek Truth and Report It” and to “Minimize Harm” — obligations that are frequently in conflict, as are the other two major obligations in the code: “Act Independently” and “Be Accountable.” Crimes of War. Media squabbles miss the real questions about war. Prime Minister Julia Gillard with other Australian officials at the funeral of Sgt.
Brett Wood. CONDITION ONE REINVENTS WAR JOURNALISM IN LIBYA. The Long War Journal. Journalism Ethics in Wartime by Karen Slattery and Erik Ugland. FRONTLINE/WORLD . Iraq - Reporting the War . Dangerous Deadlines . Flash Version. Introduction By Dave Johns According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), 2004 was the deadliest year for journalists in the last decade.
They died disproportionately in one place: Iraq. Deteriorating security conditions caused by the growing insurgency make Iraq the world's most dangerous place for journalists today. Of the 56 journalists killed worldwide last year, more than 40 percent lost their lives in Iraq. On paper, all journalists are protected from harm when reporting from a war zone. An early hint that Iraq was moving in this direction came with the assassination of Richard Wild, a British cameraman, outside a Baghdad museum in July 2003.
IWPR Institute for War & Peace Reporting - Journalist reflects on war, friend's death - THonline.com: Feature Stories: psychology, medicine, clinical psychology, year of birth missing, tim hetherington. DETROIT -- Sebastian Junger and photojournalist Tim Hetherington produced and directed the film "Restrepo: One Platoon, One Year, One Valley," which won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize and was a best documentary Oscar nominee.
Les séries de l'été sur Arrêt sur images et France Inter. BBC iPlayer - Front Row: War Correspondents - From Telegram to Twitter. Nato operations in Libya: data journalism breaks down which country does what. Nato's Libya operations have cost millions and involved thousands of airmen and sailors.
But who's contributed to Operation Unified Protector? That's the official name for the attacks on the Gadaffi regime's bases and tanks by Nato aircraft and ships, plus the enforcement of the no-fly zone and the arms embargo. We have been monitoring the Nato situation updates which are released each day and give details of the operations - key targets hit, sorties flown and ships boarded. They give a picture of over 3,000 targets hit in 14,202 strike sorties - the bulk of them (716) in Tripoli, followed by 492 in Brega. Nato classifies the biggest number, 304, as ammunition dumps, with nearly 100 tanks and 55 rocket launchers struck.
Tim Hetherington: Tragic death of Tim Hetherington speaks to danger, importance of war correspondents - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com. May 29, 2011|Antonio Fins, SUN SENTINEL EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR Three years ago, I wrote about a "cousin" of mine, Wilfredo Zamora, killed in combat in Vietnam on July 4, 1968.
I wrote about how getting the news that day is my earliest — and most profound — memory of a Fourth of July. And I wrote about how there hasn't been a Fourth of July or a Memorial Day that I haven't thought of his sacrifice, or a trip to Washington, D.C., where I haven't looked up his name on The Wall. War Journalism Resources. Etre correspondant de guerre quand la guerre a changé. Il y a plus de quinze ans, en pleine guerre de Bosnie, l’une de mes collègues a résumé ainsi le rôle du correspondant de guerre : «Notre boulot consiste à tenter d’éclairer les zones les plus sombres du monde.»
J’ai essayé de m’en souvenir aux moments les plus sombres du conflit bosniaque : nettoyage ethnique, snipers tirant allègrement sur femmes et enfants, grenades lancées sur une population civile prise dans un siège médiéval, sans eau, ni chauffage, ni suffisamment à manger. The lethal war on Mexico’s journalists. Mexico's human-rights rhetoric is second to none.
It has been like this for a decade. The government has signed or ratified more than 20 human-rights treaties and considered more than 1,000 recommendations from various human-rights organizations. Here's your reading list, Mr. President. With one sentence, the New York Times raised dozens of Middle East pundits' hopes that their words were reaching the most powerful man in the world.
"At night in the family residence...Mr. Obama often surfs the blogs of experts on Arab affairs or regional news sites to get a local flavor for events," read Mark Landler's account of how the Obama administration will attempt to use the killing of Osama bin Laden to recast the U.S. relationship with the Arab world. Well, Mr. President, we have some late-night reading suggestions for you. Photojournalism: they show war. How to protect war journalists even as news organizations scale down. Arabica Intelligence Moyen-Orient Nouvelles. How to Tell a War Story - Susannah Breslin - Pink Slipped. War journalism: A more dangerous world for journalists - latimes.com.
The phone call came in the middle of the night last month, when my brother Todd and I were visiting our father in a suburb of Portland, Ore. Todd's fiancee, Dorothy Parvaz — also my good friend and former colleague — was missing. An editor from Al Jazeera English, where she works, told Todd that no one had heard from her in 24 hours, not since she left Qatar to report on the violence in Syria. As a female war correspondent whose friends had been kidnapped by the Taliban, I figured I was ideally suited to handle such crises. But I wasn't. With that call, my family became part of a horrible club I had never thought about before: The people left behind. My family holed up that first weekend. That Monday morning — the day after Osama bin Laden's death was announced — Al Jazeera English reported publicly that Dorothy was missing. Media War Blurs Picture in Syria by Mona Alami.
BEIRUT — Since pro-democracy protests began over two months ago, Syria has been engaged in a fierce media war — with journalists arrested and international press banned from entering the country. This has severely curtailed the flow of information out of the country. "There is no independent press in Syria," says Human Rights Watch Director Nadim Houry. Call for life insurance for journalists. Journalists have demanded of the government and owners of media houses to provide comprehensive life insurance cover and better protection to the journalists working in the field to report on the war on terror. How to Become a War Correspondent. Libya: Journalists Under Surveillance. Kenyan Trial Asks, Can Journalism Be a War Crime? - Robbie Corey-Boulet - International. Radio journalist Joshua arap Sang is accused of inciting mass violence in 2007. Afficher les nouvelles. 4 juin 2010. When Did the Media Flip-Flop on the War(s)? - Big Journalism.