Reporting War Live-blog

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Posted on 01. Jul, 2010 by davewheeler in Uncategorized

Live blogging of the symposium will begin at 9:30 am. Click Here to view the updates.

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Fisher: More journalists should engage in academia to strengthen their profession - 3:40pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Valderrama: Can objectivity still be used in context of war reporting? Something to reflect on - 3:33pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Pendry: Sub-contracting newsgathering breaks the link between reporter and audience - 2:55pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Pendry: War reporting by remote control - when correspondents hand coverage over to local journalists because of safety concerns - 2:50pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Sanz Sabido: Differences between Spanish & British coverage - terminology for violence and actors varies, framing of events differs (Gaza) - 2:47pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Sanz Sabido: Children appeared often in British papers - NOT IN SPAIN. Israeli soldiers and military machinery - ONLY IN SPAIN (Gaza 2008) - 2:44pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Sanz Sabido: The terminology to violence and actors varies (on Gaza 2008) - 2:43pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
Hoskins: Body lag, time between body is found and broadcast to an audience. Politics affects the length of the 'lag' - 2:06pm July 2, 2010 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite