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Coverage
of the September 11th Attacks
Remembering
Sept. 11, 2001
Journalism
and Patriotism
How should reporters cover
the war on terrorism and other events in the Sept. 11 aftermath?
(11/6/01)
Networks
Cautioned on Al-Qaida Messages
Two views on the cautioning of U.S. media outlets about airing
statements from Osama bin Laden. (10/15/01)
The
Pentagon and the Press
Terence Smith talks with Defense Dept. officials and members of the
news media on the
relationship between reporters and the military. (10/10/01)
Window
on the War
The Qatar-based
Al-Jazeera network has brought video of Osama bin Laden and action
in Afghanistan to the West. (10/8/01)
Humbled
Hollywood
How will the Sept. 11 attacks affect
the way Hollywood does business? (10/4/01)
The
Daniel Pearl Case
Full coverage
of the Daniel Pearl case.
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The
Media in a post-Sept. 11 World
Sept.
11's Impact on the Media
Terence Smith and fellow journalists examine
the media's post-Sept. 11 challenges and responsibilities. (9/3/02)
Other
9/11 Coverage Resources:
A
survey from the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press
on public attitudes toward the press one year after Sept. 11.
The Poynter
Institute polls journalists about covering the Sept. 11 anniversary.
The Newseum presents
120 national and international newspaper front pages from Sept. 12,
2001.
Frontlines
and Deadlines
Terence Smith reports on how some news agencies are preparing
their correspondents for the risks of reporting on stories in unstable
regions. (7/10/02)
Marketing
Mood
Examining the impact of the terrorist
attacks on the advertising world. (12/27/01)
Presses
Under Pressure
How the
Knight Ridder newspaper chain is coping with the increasing demands
of covering the war on terrorism amid decreasing ad revenue. (12/10/01)
Extended Interviews:
Mike Jacobs -- Editor, Grand
Forks Herald
Tony Ridder -- CEO, Knight
Ridder Newspapers
What's
So Funny?
Examining the
slow return of comedy after the September 11 attacks in New York,
Washington and Pennsylvania. (12/31/01)
Covering
the Air War
Reporters covering the U.S.-led war
on terrorism discuss the delicate balance between
security and reporting the story. (11/22/01)
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