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1. Images of Russia's tipping point into evil should shake us to our moral core

Author

Doyle, John

Subjects
Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022- -- Media coverage, Military maneuvers -- Political aspects -- International relations -- Media coverage -- Social aspects, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: JOHN DOYLE; Staff TELEVISION Bodies strewn along the muddy street. A dead man, hands tied behind his back, shot in the head, the bullet casing sitting there. Three dead [...]

Published
2022

2. Woman Captured in Iconic Image Dies

Author

Ramzy, Austin

Subjects
Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022- -- Casualties, Pregnant women -- Death of, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Her baby also died, the news organization said. The photo captured last week has become one of the defining images of human suffering in the war. The image captured the [...]

Published
2022

3. Media Clampdown Stifles Data on Afghan War Deaths

Author

Gibbons-Neff, Thomas, Abed, Fahim, and Rahim, Najim

Subjects
Political violence -- Forecasts and trends -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Propaganda -- Forecasts and trends, Company public relations, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Taliban -- Political activity -- Public relations
Abstract

The Ghani administration and the Taliban are fighting a public-relations battle, with the government taking more drastic measures to control the flow of information. KABUL, Afghanistan -- After Ahmad Jawad [...]

Published
2021

4. A matter of Time: how Time magazine put together its groundbreaking account of the alleged shooting of civilians by Marines at Haditha, and why it took so long for the rest of the news media to follow up

Author

Robertson, Lori

Subjects
United States. Marine Corps -- Ethical aspects -- Media coverage -- Evaluation, Time (Periodical) -- Services -- Media coverage -- Ethical aspects, Mass media industry -- Services -- Evaluation -- Ethical aspects, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Evaluation, Ethical aspects, Services, Media coverage
Abstract

Time magazine didn't exactly bury its March story on what may have happened in a town in Iraq's volatile Anbar Province. The article ran on page 34, just after a [...]

Published
2006

5. WikiLeaks in Baghdad

Author

Lazare, Sarah and Harvey, Ryan

Subjects
Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Military maneuvers -- Media coverage
Published
2010

6. Caught in the crossfire: highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the Majority World

Author

Villacorta, Jorge

Subjects
Photojournalism -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Atrocities -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Social sciences
Abstract

A SERIES OF HAUNTING, symbolic photographic images has caused a storm around free speech in Bangladesh. The work of acclaimed photographer Shahidul Alam, the exhibition - entitled Crossfire - ran [...]

Published
2010

7. Punctuating the homogeneity of institutionalized news: Abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib versus killing civilians at Fallujah

Author

Entman, Robert M.

Subjects
Abu Ghraib Prison -- Media coverage, Al-Falluja, Iraq -- Military aspects, Prisoner abuse -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, War -- Media coverage, War -- Analysis, Government, Political science
Abstract

An investigation of a central assertion of new institutionalist approaches to news through illustrative case study of abuse of Iraqi prisoners in the Abu Ghraib prison than to killing of Iraqi civilians in Fallujah is presented. The case study explains how combining the institutionalist approach with existing models of media and foreign policy could illuminate paths toward a more thorough understanding of the media's roles in democratic politics.

Published
2006

8. Beyond the hazards of duty

Author

Simpson, John

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Embedded journalists -- Personal narratives, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Business, Business, international, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

The collateral damage was usually high when Americans fight in this war, 'friendly fire' accounted for a disturbingly high degree of causalities among journalist as well as soldiers where the US friendly fire killed the translator travelling with a BBC correspondent and his colleagues. The weapons of war have become far more powerful then the men and women who use them are just ordinary human beings, who are only as good as their training and service condition can make them.

Published
2003

9. Boy, dazed and bloodied, becomes the face of Aleppo

Author

Stanglin, Doug

Subjects
Aleppo, Syria (City) -- Military aspects, Syrian Uprising, 2011-, Aerial bombing -- Casualties, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Children and war, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Doug Stanglin, @dstanglin, USATODAY A photo of a 5-year-old boy, sitting stunned and bloodied in the back of an ambulance after an airstrike, has quickly become the face of [...]

Published
2016

10. A picture of a Syrian boy goes viral, but the war goes on

Author

Tharoor, Ishaan

Subjects
Aleppo, Syria (City) -- Military aspects, Syrian Uprising, 2011-, Aerial bombing -- Casualties, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Children and war, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Ishaan Tharoor You have probably seen this image, watched the video or both. A Syrian child covered in dust and blood sits in an orange ambulance chair, gray and [...]

Published
2016

12. Another Tragedy in Iraq -- and a Parent's Plea

Author

Mitchell, Greg

Subjects
Iraq -- Military aspects, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Putting politics and views on the war aside, it is my holiday wish that the media continue to draw attention to the disturbing number of suicides among our troops in [...]

Published
2007

13. 'Deletion' of Images in Afghanistan: Attempt to Cover Up Civilian Killings?

Author

Mitchell, Greg

Subjects
Armed Forces -- Reports, Civilian casualties -- Reports, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Journalists -- Reports, Armed Forces -- Civic action, Armed Forces -- Influence, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

In the past day, there has been wide media coverage of an official report on the slaying of Afghan civilians by U.S. forces early last month. The Afghan human rights [...]

Published
2007

14. Israel's American Gamble

Author

Chafets, Zev

Subjects
Hezbollah-Israeli War, 2006 -- Media coverage, Hezbollah-Israeli War, 2006 -- Political aspects, Hezbollah-Israeli War, 2006 -- Military aspects, Hezbollah-Israeli War, 2006 -- Public opinion, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Public opinion, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Political aspects, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Military aspects, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage
Published
2006

15. Syrian State TV Edits Out Criticism From Visiting U.N. Official

Author

Mackey, Robert

Subjects
Syrian Uprising, 2011-, Television broadcasting industry -- Censorship, Diplomats -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, United Nations -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Wrapping up a three-day visit to Syria on Monday, the new emergency relief coordinator of the United Nations, Stephen O'Brien, told reporters he was ''absolutely horrified by the total disregard [...]

Published
2015

16. Civilian coverage

Author

Strupp, Joe

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Iraq War, 2003- -- International aspects, Civilian casualties -- International aspects, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Embedded journalists -- International aspects, Embedded journalists -- Media coverage, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

The collateral damage in Iraq It is one of the most emotional elements of any war, one of the hardest to report accurately, and one of the most controversial. Coverage [...]

Published
2003

17. On the civilian casualties in Iraq

Author

Strupp, Joe

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Iraq War, 2003- -- International aspects, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- International aspects, War correspondents -- Media coverage, War correspondents -- International aspects, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Baghdad-based Craig Nelson: Truth won't come out in the spin cycle Craig Nelson, who is at the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad reporting for Cox Newspapers Inc., now has the war [...]

Published
2003

18. A Glimpse of Syrian Lives Ravaged by War in Homs

Subjects
Syrian Uprising, 2011-, Political violence -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Anne Barnard, the Beirut bureau chief for The New York Times, traveled to Syria recently and reported her experiences in Damascus and Homs via Twitter. Her social media dispatches provided [...]

Published
2014

19. The untold story: over one million civilian deaths in Iraq

Author

Meyer, Katie

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003- -- Casualties, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Statistics, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Environmental issues, International relations, Military and naval science
Published
2009

20. U.S. Pulls Public Relations Advisers From an Afghan Government Media Center

Author

Rosenberg, Matthew

Subjects
Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Media coverage, Press conferences -- Planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Government regulation, Company business planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

KABUL, Afghanistan -- Until this week, a little-noticed part of the United States' war effort here included teaching Afghan officials the art of public relations -- mainly, how to give [...]

Published
2011

21. CAUGHT BY A CLASH

Subjects
Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Social aspects -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, War wounds -- Care and treatment, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

CAPTION(S): PHOTO: Lala, a 9-year-old Afghan boy, was recovering from leg burns on Tuesday at a hospital in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand Province. He was hurt in a [...]

Published
2010

24. Atrocity claims test Marines, country

Subjects
United States. Marine Corps -- Behavior, United States. Marine Corps -- Investigations, United States. Marine Corps -- Media coverage, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Atrocities -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Investigations, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Company legal issue
Published
2006

25. Civilian Dead, and Bitterness: No Way to Bridge the Rage?

Author

Filkins, Dexter

Subjects
Company public relations, United States. Armed Forces -- Public relations -- Military policy -- Media coverage, Bombing, Aerial, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage
Abstract

In a remarkable appearance, the commander of American forces in Baghdad stood before a roomful of Arab and Western reporters on Wednesday, trying to explain the confusing events that led […]

Published
2004

26. WAR WITH IRAQ / THE MEDIA; Russian, European Media Critical of U.S.-Led Forces; Using depictions of a brutish bully, foreign news outlets focus heavily on civilian casualties and denounce the campaign in Iraq

Author

Dixon, Robyn and Chu, Henry

Subjects
Russia -- Political aspects, Russia -- Economic policy, Europe -- Politics and government, Iraq War, 2003- -- International aspects, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Government communications regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2003

27. WAR WITH IRAQ; 'Embedding' Allows Unscripted Look at War

Author

Getlin, Josh and Wilkinson, Tracy

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Department of Defense -- Media coverage, United States. Department of Defense -- International relations, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2003

28. Embedding helps, but the fog of war is still very dense

Author

Murray, Alan

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Media coverage, Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Media coverage, Television journalists -- Practice, Television journalists -- Reports, War correspondents -- Practice, War correspondents -- Reports, War -- Media coverage, War -- Reports, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Press and politics, Business, Business, general
Published
2003

29. Civilian casualties: a media primer

Author

Powers, William

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003- -- Media coverage, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, Journalism, Military -- Ethical aspects, Government, Political science
Abstract

This article examines how American journalists cover civilian casualties during wartime, focusing on possible public reaction to civilian casualties in a US-led war against Iraq. Topics include conflicting reports on casualties and how the American public can sort through various information.

Published
2003

30. Unreliable witness

Subjects
Company business management, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Management -- Ethical aspects, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, FOX News Network L.L.C. -- Management -- Ethical aspects, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Media coverage -- Management
Abstract

The Times of London reports that the Pentagon relied upon Fox News correspondent Oliver North to corroborate its denial of killing civilians in the Afghan village of Azizabad on August [...]

Published
2008

32. Iraq civilian toll over 6,000

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Media coverage, Iraqis -- Crimes against, Civilian casualties -- Media coverage, International relations, Crimes against, Media coverage
Abstract

According to the July 9 Arab News, previously unavailable information from remote parts of Iraq has pushed the civilian death toll in the U.S.-led war to well over 6,000. Iraq [...]

Published
2003

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