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College Perspectives on the Iraq Debate

Media correspondent Terence Smith speaks with four college newspaper writers for the campus perspective on the Iraq debate and the talk of war.

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Armey-Belo Battle

Retiring House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas) says he attempted to pass legislation that would have forced the Texas-based Belo Corp. to drop one of its Dallas media properties.

Annenberg, Publisher and Philanthropist, Dies at 94

Walter H. Annenberg, the wealthy media magnate, philanthropist, art collector, and former ambassador to Britain, died Tuesday at the age of 94.

Chinese Web Writer Arrested for Subversion

A Chinese author who published essays on the Internet about politics was arrested on charges of subversion, a U.S.-based journalists' rights group reported this week.

Editorial Views on Iraq

Terence Smith discusses the Iraq debate with four editorial page editors.

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HBO: Creative Force

A closer look at the secret of HBO's success -- and its competitive edge over broadcast television.

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FCC Reviewing Ownership Limits

The Federal Communications Commission kicked off its monthly open meeting with a call to overhaul the decades-old limit on media cross-ownership, which could lead to dramatic changes for newspapers and radio and television stations.

Then and Now: Pete Hamill

Terence Smith speaks with writer Pete Hamill about how Americans have changed since September 11, 2001.

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Impact on the News

Terence Smith and some of his fellow journalists assess how the Sept. 11 attacks have affected the news industry.

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U.N. Insists Reporter Should Testify

United Nations prosecutors have filed a legal brief insisting that a former Washington Post reporter testify in the case of a Bosnian Serb accused of genocide, elevating the debate over journalists testifying in front of international war tribunals.