Terence Smith looks at why the media cover some missing persons cases and not others with Greta Van Susteren of Fox News Channel and Keith Woods of the Poynter Institute.

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Terence Smith talks with former Vietnam War correspondent John Laurence about his new book, "The Cat from Hue: A Vietnam War Story."…

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The trial of four Islamic militants accused of the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl ended Wednesday with prosecutors calling for the court to impose a death sentence.

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Examining the hazards of reporting on stories in unstable regions and how some news agencies are preparing their correspondents for the risks of working in the field.

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Examining the hazards of reporting on stories in unstable regions and how some news agencies are preparing their correspondents for the risks of working in the field.

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The media struggles to present an unbiased view of the Middle East conflict.

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Terence Smith reports on the outside pressures in reporting on the Middle East.

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In a move that may spell the end of a French media giant, Jean-Marie Messier, the architect who built the utility company Vivendi into a multimedia powerhouse, resigned as the head of the company Tuesday.

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In a move that may spell the end of a French media giant, Jean-Marie Messier, the architect who built the utility company Vivendi into a multimedia powerhouse, resigned as the head of the company Tuesday.

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Four editorial page editors and writers discuss the state of corporate responsibility in the wake of the WorldCom scandal.

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