Remembering 9/11: As Reporters
Clip: 9/8/2011 | 3m 6s
Washington Week panelists reflect on how 9/11 changed journalism.
September 11 changed the world and it changed journalism. As the United States went to war in Afghanistan and Iraq, there were challenges facing the news media. It brought about a new generation of war correspondents and journalists were criticized for not investigating the motives of government. Our Washington Week panelists examine the huge impact 9/11 had on the news media.
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Remembering 9/11: As Reporters
Clip: 9/8/2011 | 3m 6s
September 11 changed the world and it changed journalism. As the United States went to war in Afghanistan and Iraq, there were challenges facing the news media. It brought about a new generation of war correspondents and journalists were criticized for not investigating the motives of government. Our Washington Week panelists examine the huge impact 9/11 had on the news media.
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Complete Interview: David Wessel
Clip: 9/8/2011 | 3m 10s | David Wessel discusses his memories of September 11. (3m 10s)
Complete Interview: Gwen Ifill
Clip: 9/8/2011 | 2m 17s | Gwen Ifill reflects on her memories from September 11. (2m 17s)
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Clip: 9/8/2011 | 3m 32s | John Dickerson and Karen Tumulty discuss September 11. (3m 32s)
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Clip: 9/8/2011 | 4m 17s | Michael Duffy and Jackie Calmes discuss their memories of September 11. (4m 17s)
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