Danger in truth; truth in danger
Danger in truth; truth in danger
Special report: journalists under fire and under pressure v45 iss2
Jolley, Rachael
SAGE Publications Ltd
07/2016
Mole
Inglês
9781473995062
15 a 20 dias
Television foreign correspondent Lindsey Hilsum thinks about why and when war zones become too dangerous to cover. The author (who broke the story of extraordinary rendition) reports on the modern threats to reporters' keeping their sources secret, while an Iraqi trainer of journalists investigates what measures journalists can take to stay safer.
Risky Business - Rachael Jolley PART 1: TRUTH IN DANGER, DANGER IN TRUTH Behind the Lines - Lindsey Hilsum We Are Journalists, Not Terrorists - Valeria Costa-Kostritsky Code of Silence - Cristina Marconi Facing the Front Line - Laura Silvia Battaglia Giving Up On the Graft and the Grind - Jean-Paul Marthoz Risking Reputations - Fred Searle Inside Syria's War - Hazza Al-Adnan Living In Fear for Reporting On Terror - Ismail Einashe The Life of a State Journalist In Eritrea - Abraham T. Zere Smothering South African Reporting - Carien Du Plessis Writing with a Bodyguard - Catalina Lobo-Guerrero Taliban Warning Ramps up Risk To Kabul's Reporters - Caroline Lees Writers of Wrongs - Steven Borowiec The Arab Spring Snaps Back - Rohan Jayasekera Shooting the Messengers - Duncan Tucker Is Your Secret Safe With Me? - Stephen Grey Stripsearch Cartoon - Martin Rowson Scoops and Troops - Kaya Genc PART 2: IN FOCUS Rebel with a Cause - Jemimah Steinfeld Soap Operas Get Whitewashed - Irene Caselli Are Ad-Blockers Killing The Media? Publishing Protest, Secrets and Stories - Louis Blom-Cooper Songs That Sting - Moddi PART 3: CULTURE A World Away From Wallander - Henning Mankell "I'm Not Prepared to Give up My Words" - Matei Visniec Posting Into the Future - Oleh Shynkarenko Index around the World - Josie Timms The Lost Art of Letters - Vicky Baker
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Television foreign correspondent Lindsey Hilsum thinks about why and when war zones become too dangerous to cover. The author (who broke the story of extraordinary rendition) reports on the modern threats to reporters' keeping their sources secret, while an Iraqi trainer of journalists investigates what measures journalists can take to stay safer.
Risky Business - Rachael Jolley PART 1: TRUTH IN DANGER, DANGER IN TRUTH Behind the Lines - Lindsey Hilsum We Are Journalists, Not Terrorists - Valeria Costa-Kostritsky Code of Silence - Cristina Marconi Facing the Front Line - Laura Silvia Battaglia Giving Up On the Graft and the Grind - Jean-Paul Marthoz Risking Reputations - Fred Searle Inside Syria's War - Hazza Al-Adnan Living In Fear for Reporting On Terror - Ismail Einashe The Life of a State Journalist In Eritrea - Abraham T. Zere Smothering South African Reporting - Carien Du Plessis Writing with a Bodyguard - Catalina Lobo-Guerrero Taliban Warning Ramps up Risk To Kabul's Reporters - Caroline Lees Writers of Wrongs - Steven Borowiec The Arab Spring Snaps Back - Rohan Jayasekera Shooting the Messengers - Duncan Tucker Is Your Secret Safe With Me? - Stephen Grey Stripsearch Cartoon - Martin Rowson Scoops and Troops - Kaya Genc PART 2: IN FOCUS Rebel with a Cause - Jemimah Steinfeld Soap Operas Get Whitewashed - Irene Caselli Are Ad-Blockers Killing The Media? Publishing Protest, Secrets and Stories - Louis Blom-Cooper Songs That Sting - Moddi PART 3: CULTURE A World Away From Wallander - Henning Mankell "I'm Not Prepared to Give up My Words" - Matei Visniec Posting Into the Future - Oleh Shynkarenko Index around the World - Josie Timms The Lost Art of Letters - Vicky Baker
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