The faces of war
Tags: WAR; TELEVISION broadcasting of news; BOMBINGS
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- The battle of the bloody glove. // MediaWeek;6/5/95, Vol. 5 Issue 23, p23
Highlights the impact of the Oklahoma City bombing on the ratings of cable television stations. Viewers' preference for coverage of the bombing over the O.J. Simpson trial.
- Coming Together in an Age of 24/7. Matthews, Chris // Newsweek;11/5/2001, Vol. 138 Issue 19, p60
Offers observations on media coverage of the war on Afghanistan and further threats of terrorism in the United States as of November 5, 2001. Question of what round-the-clock coverage is doing to Americans; The author's recollections of watching politics on television over the years; Suggestion...
- Big story, small screen. Marash, Dave // Columbia Journalism Review;Jul/Aug95, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p9
Focuses on the television broadcasting of news. Feature on the April 1995 bombing incident in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Limitations; News coverages; Examples.
- Television. Ellmann, Lucy // New Statesman & Society;4/28/95, Vol. 8 Issue 350, p40
Discusses British television's coverage of the April 19, 1995, bombing in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Preference for America's peripheries in the coverage; British reactions to the bombing.
- Unreal city. Martin, James // America;5/13/1995, Vol. 172 Issue 17, p23
Focuses on the mass media coverage of the aftermath of the bombing in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Neil Postman's `Amusing Ourselves to Death' as a tool in understanding the media; Coverage by CNN; Acceptance of convention used by television news; Swift shifts to commercials.
- Rising to the occasion. // Broadcasting & Cable;5/8/95, Vol. 125 Issue 19, p114
Editorial. Comments on television's role in the broadcasting of the bombing incident in Oklahoma City.
- Nets scramble to cover Oklahoma City bombing. Battaglio, Stephen // Hollywood Reporter;4/20/95, Vol. 336 Issue 46, p1
Reports on the efforts of network news divisions and CNN resources in shuffling resources and programming schedules in order to acquire an extensive coverage of the bombing of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Estimate number of deaths and injured civilians; Live coverage by ABC; Professional attitude...
- Bombs Bursting On-Air/ Shock and awe finally showed up. Bednarski, P.J. // Broadcasting & Cable;3/24/2003, Vol. 133 Issue 12, p57
Discusses the television broadcasting of news related to war between the United States and Iraq. Competition among several news networks related to the telecast of war news; Issues related to picking reporters for the telecast of news; Improvements in the technology of news broadcasting on...
- Nets prep to exit Baghdad. McClintock, Pamela; Offman, Craig // Daily Variety;3/5/2003, Vol. 278 Issue 43, p1
Reports on the plan of several television news network to pull out all correspondents in Baghdad, Iraq due to U.S. invasion. Inclusion of the Cable News Network in the evacuation discussion; Establishment of alternative television operations; Positioning of correspondents in other Middle East...
