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Spanish Journalists Protest Death of Colleague Who Was Killed By U.S. Forces

Spanish Journalists protested the death of a Spanish TV cameraman killed by a U.S. tank shell in Baghdad yesterday by putting their cameras, microphones and notebooks on the floor as Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar arrived at the Senate.
Apr 10, 2003 | Story
Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003: A Look at the Life of the Pulitzer Prize Winning Iranian Photojournalist Who Was One of 10 International Journalists Killed in Iraq

The lives of Michael Kelly and David Bloom have become widely known across the country over the past week. They are the two U.S. journalists who died while covering the invasion of Iraq. Kelly, an editor of Atlantic Monthly, was killed on Friday and Bloom, an NBC TV host, died on Saturday.
Apr 10, 2003 | Story
U.S. Forces Shell Palestine Hotel in Baghdad Where Most of the Unembedded International Reporters Were Staying, at Least One Journalist Is Killed. We Go to Baghdad to Speak with Independent Journalist

The Battle for Baghdad is raging. Plumes of smoke are billowing from the city as tanks, artillery and planes attack government ministries and official buildings.
Apr 08, 2003 | Story
CNN’s Aaron Brown On Coverage of the Anti-War Movement

We are joined now by Aaron Brown, CNN’s lead anchor during breaking news and special events as well as anchor of NewsNight He worked previously, was as anchor of ABC’s World News Tonight Saturday and reported for World News Tonight with Peter Jennings, Nightline and other ABC news broadcasts.
Apr 04, 2003 | Story
Six Journalists Still Missing in Iraq Including Two From Newsday: We Talk to Newsday Editor Les Payne and Pacifica's Unembedded Reporter Jerry Quickley Who Was Expelled From Iraq Last We

The Committee for the Protection of Journalists reports there are now six international journalists missing in Iraq. They are Matthew McAllester and Moises Saman of Newsday in New York. Johan Rydeng Spanner, a free-lance photographer with a Danish daily paper. U.S. Free lance photographer Molly Bingham. And a pair of journalists from the British ITV News, cameraman Fred Nerac and translator Hussein Othman.
Mar 31, 2003 | Story
Will the Pentagon Target Journalists in Iraq? An Interview with Veteran BBC War Correspondent Kate Adie

A BBC war correspondent says the Pentagon told her the military will target satellite communications of journalists in the upcoming war on Iraq.
Mar 14, 2003 | Story
'the Hidden Wars of Desert Storm': As the Pentagon Prepares to Deploy Journalists with Troops Preparing to Invade Iraq As Part of Its New Pr Campaign, We Go Back in Time to the Pentagon Propaganda and

CNN is reporting the Pentagon is moving ahead with plans to allow more than 500 news reporters and photographers to accompany U.S. troops as they prepare to invade Iraq.
Feb 20, 2003 | Story
Massacre in Jenin: An American Activist Gives the First Unaccompanied Eyewitness Account From Inside the Camp; Unlike Reporters, He Was Not Led By the Israeli Military

Palestinian medics accompanied by Israeli troops began searching for bodies in Jenin refugee camp this morning, as Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat conditionally accepts an Israeli proposal for a Middle East peace conference led by the United States. Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon has proposed Arafat be excluded.
Apr 15, 2002 | Story
An Italian Journalist Is Killed

Israeli forces yesterday shot and killed Italian photo-journalist, Raffaele Ciriello yesterday in the West Bank Townof Ramallah. He was shot six times in the stomach. A French photographer and Egyptian TV correspondent were alsowounded, as Israeli tanks occupied the town and its neighboring refugee camps. Ciriello was on an assignment for theItalian newspaper Corriere della Sera. According to his colleague, journalist Amedeo Ricucci, they werefollowing...
Mar 14, 2002 | Story
Reporters On the Front Lines: As Wall Street Journal Correspondent Daniel Pearlremains Missing in Pakistan, Journalist Robert Fisk Makes a Plea to Osama Bin Laden to Release Hisfriend

CBS News is reporting that the first attempt to rescue journalist Daniel Pearl from his captors has ended indisappointment. After zeroing in on prime kidnapping suspect, Sheik Omar Saeed, Pakistani police reportedly calledhim on Wednesday and attempted to negotiate. They told him that they had arrested members of his family and thatthey would release his loved ones if he would give up Pearl. Well, Saeed appeared to agree to these conditions,promising...
Feb 08, 2002 | Story

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Spanish Journalists Protest Death of Colleague Who Was Killed By U.S. Forces

Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003: A Look at the Life of the Pulitzer Prize Winning Iranian Photojournalist Who Was One of 10 International Journalists Killed in Iraq

U.S. Forces Shell Palestine Hotel in Baghdad Where Most of the Unembedded International Reporters Were Staying, at Least One Journalist Is Killed. We Go to Baghdad to Speak with Independent Journalist

CNN’s Aaron Brown On Coverage of the Anti-War Movement

Six Journalists Still Missing in Iraq Including Two From <I>Newsday</I>: We Talk to <I>Newsday</I> Editor Les Payne and Pacifica's Unembedded Reporter Jerry Quickley Who Was Expelled From Iraq Last We

Will the Pentagon Target Journalists in Iraq? An Interview with Veteran BBC War Correspondent Kate Adie

'the Hidden Wars of Desert Storm': As the Pentagon Prepares to Deploy Journalists with Troops Preparing to Invade Iraq As Part of Its New Pr Campaign, We Go Back in Time to the Pentagon Propaganda and

Massacre in Jenin: An American Activist Gives the First Unaccompanied Eyewitness Account From Inside the Camp; Unlike Reporters, He Was Not Led By the Israeli Military

An Italian Journalist Is Killed

Reporters On the Front Lines: As <I>Wall Street Journal</I> Correspondent Daniel Pearlremains Missing in Pakistan, Journalist Robert Fisk Makes a Plea to Osama Bin Laden to Release Hisfriend

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