Apr 24 Watch Music Copyright Angst The Recording Industry Association of America sued four students earlier this month, alleging they operated music-sharing Web sites. Terence Smith reports on the entertainment industry's efforts to stop the downloading of copyrighted music and film from the Internet. Continue watching
Apr 21 Watch The Media’s War in Iraq More than 600 journalists traveled with U.S. forces in Iraq as part of the Pentagon's embedded journalist program. Two formerly embedded journalists discuss their experiences traveling with the U.S. military, and weigh in on the debate over whether embedding journalists… Continue watching
Apr 21 Watch Tom’s Journal Gwen Ifill speaks with New York Times columnist Tom Friedman about his recent trips to Egypt, Israel, the West Bank, Jordan, Kuwait and southern Iraq. Continue watching
Apr 18 Watch John Burns: The Final Days in Baghdad Terence Smith discusses the mood in Baghdad with New York Times correspondent John Burns. Continue watching
Apr 17 Watch Inside Baghdad with John Burns New York Times correspondent John Burns discusses his harrowing days in Baghdad during the final days of Saddam Hussein's regime and the current state of the Iraqi capital. Continue watching
Apr 15 Two Journalists Killed in Car Crash in Iraq Argentine reporter Mario Podesta and camerawoman Veronica Cabrera died in a car accident near Baghdad, bringing to fourteen the number of journalists to die while covering the war in Iraq. Continue reading
Apr 15 Watch The Media’s War Eason Jordan, CNN chief news executive, and Franklin Foer, associate editor of The New Republic, discuss the recent controversy stemming from CNN's coverage of Iraq prior to the start of the war. Continue watching
Apr 08 Three Journalists Killed in Baghdad Three journalists were killed in military operations in Baghdad Tuesday, including an incident in which a U.S. tank fired at a hotel housing hundreds of international reporters. Continue reading
Apr 08 The Boston Globe Wins Pulitzer Prize The Boston Globe on Monday received the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service journalism for exposing the sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests that led to changes within the Roman Catholic Church. Continue reading
Apr 07 Two Reporters Killed in Missile Strike Near Baghdad Two journalists from Spanish and German media outlets were killed after an Iraqi rocket struck a U.S. army field headquarters in southern Baghdad Monday. Continue reading