World In Crisis, Media In Conflict

The battle for hearts and minds continues as war and terrorism threaten worldwide. How can we understand the role of media in this global crisis? Vital reports, insightful commentary and key resources from the global MediaChannel network.

Browse by date (October 31, 2001 – January 9, 2002)

Browse by theme in the full archive:
• On The Frontlines: Journalists Traumatized, Journalists Targeted
• Censorship, Spin & Propaganda: How The Media Are Used In Wartime
• Diversity Of Views, Balance & Bias: How Media Take Sides
• Accuracy, Context & History: How The Media Handle "Why"
• Culture & Symbols: What We See, Why We Watch
• Surveillance vs. Privacy: Anti-Terrorism Tech
• Rumor, Journalism & Community Online: The Role Of The Internet In Coverage & Communication
• Global Views & Diverse Coverage: Conflict Coverage From Around The World

Don't miss these ongoing resources:
• For Journalists & Researchers: Guides and tools for covering the conflict
• For Teachers And Parents: Materials for teaching about terror and tragedy
• The Television Archive: archived news broadcasts from around the world
• Beyond The Frame: Video, audio and text interviews challenging mainstream U.S. media
• Al-Jazeera: a ongoing collection of articles
• Fanning The Flames: reviews of war coverage worldwide
• U.S. Censorship After September 11: An online index
• popCULT: Artists and pop culture respond to terrorism and war

• Book Corner: 17 Books That Explore Media & Conflict

• Forum: Join the Discussion
• Daily media monitoring in The News Dissector Web Log
• Daily Media News
 

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