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War reporting and the media–government relationship
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War reporting and the media–government relationship
This edited collection examines how war coverage changes and how mass media relate to governments during wartime. Its subject is the media’s role in reporting conflict, with attention to the political context in which that coverage takes shape. Published in 2003, it offers a perspective on the topic grounded in that period rather than a guide to current news practices.
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- For readers studying journalism and conflict reporting.
- For readers interested in media–government relations during wartime.
- For readers exploring the political context of mass-media coverage.
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