Media at War: The Iraq Crisis

Howard Tumber

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PART ONE: THE MEDIA GO TO WAR Journalists Go to War Embedding Down The Safety of Journalists Embedding and Identification Information Management PART TWO: THE MEDIA COVERAGE The Pre-Invasion Phase The Invasion Phase The Post-Invasion Phase PART THREE: THE MEDIA STILL AT WAR Weapons of Mass Destruction, the Hutton Inquiry and the BBC Conclusion Postscript: The Publication of the Hutton Report

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