Dying to Tell the Story - The Iraq War and the Media: A Tribute
Dying to Tell the Story - The Iraq War and the Media: A Tribute
226 Seiten.
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This book is a labour af love and respeet for the 16 men and women working for the international media who died during the Iraq war in 2003 - the worst death toll in the industry for more than 30 years. Two others went missing during the conflict and must be presumed dead and two more have been killed in the months since, making a total of 21 in all.
The book has been funded by a relatively new journalists' organization, the International News Safety Institute, which was formed in 2002 and launched in Brussels in May, 2003. [You can read more details about INSI at the end of this book].
"Dying to Tell the Story" has been written in the space of just a few months and has brought together contributions from all the organizations - broadcasters, newspapers and magazines - who lost staff, freelances or local hires during the conflict. Our aim is to provide the only comprehensive account of how the journalists, cameramen and local staff died in and around Iraq. To honour their careers and to provide some insight as to why they were there and how they met their deaths.
We decided that each of the colleagues who died should have a section dedicated to them. We start with the first journalist to die in the conflict, Paul Moran, who was killed just three days into the conflict on March 22nd, 2003 and then we detail each death during the succeeding weeks, culminating with that of Elizabeth Neuffer of the Boston Globe and her translator in a car accident on May 9th, 2003. 226 Seiten.ACHTUNG: Bei diesem Titel handelt es sich um ein Buch, welches z.B. äußerlich leichte Mängel (Knicke, Flecken o.ä.) aufweist oder sich nicht mehr in einer aktuellen Auflage befindet und deswegen günstiger angeboten werden darf. Diese Bücher sind von Umtausch und Rückgabe auch aufgrund sachlicher Mängel ausgeschlossen.
Foreword
Editors' Note & Acknowledgements
PART ONE: A TributeMarch 22nd, 2003
Paul Moran, Cameraman, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
By John Tulloh, Head of International Operations, ABC TV NewsMarch 22nd, 2003
Terry Lloyd, Correspondent, ITV
By Dalvid Mannion, Editor, ITN NewsMissing: Fred Nerac, Cameraman, ITV
By Juliet Bremner, Europe Correspondent, ITV NewsHussein Osman, Translator, ITV
By Daniel Demoustier, Cameraman, ITV NewsMarch 30th, 2003
Gaby Rado, Correspondent, Channel 4 News
By Lindsay Taylor, Reporter, ChanneI 4 NewsApril 2nd, 2003
Kaveh Golestan, Cameraman, BBC
By Jim Muir, Correspondent, BBCApril 3rd, 2003
Michael Kelly, Editor-at-Large, Atlantic Monthly
By Cullen Murphy, Managing Editor, Atlantic MonthlyApril 6th, 2003
Kamaran Abdurazaq Muhamed, Translator, BBC
By John Simpson, World Affairs Editor, BBCDavid Bloom, Correspondent, NBC News
By Tom Brokaw, Anchor and Managing Editor, NBC Nightly News with Tom BrokawApril 7th, 2003
Christian Liebig, Correspondent, Focus Magazine
By Ulrich Schmidla, Foreign Desk Chief, Focus MagazineJulio Anguita Parrado, Correspondent, El Mundo
By Victor de la Serna, Deputy Editor, El MundoApril 8th, 2003
Tareq Ayyoub, Correspondent, Al-Jazeera Television
By Jihad Ali Ballout, Manager, Communication & Media Relations, Al-Jazeera Television & Maher Abdullah, Correspondent, Al-Jazeera TelevisionJose Couso, Cameraman, Telecinco
By Juan Pedro Valentin, Director Informativos, TelecincoTaras Protsiuk, Cameraman, Reuters
By Duncan Pitcairn, Deputy TV News Director, Europe, Middle East and Africa, ReutersApril 14th, 2003
Mario Podesta, Correspondent, America TV
By Clelia Isasmendi, Producer, America TVApril 15th, 2003
Veronica Cabrera, Correspondent, America TV
By Diego Bustos, CNN en EspanolMay 9th, 2003
Elizabeth Neuffer Foreign Correspondent, Boston Globe
& Waleed Khalifa Hassan Al Dulaimi, Translator, Boston Globe
By Jim Smith, Head of Foreign News, Boston GlobePART TWO: CONCERNS FACING THE MEDIA INDUSTRYFreelancers on the Frontline
By Vaughan SmithGoing Live and Staying Safe
By Andrew Kain, Director, AKE Ltd.Aiming to Stop the Story?
By Nik Gowing, Presenter, BBC WorldExchange of Fire on the Road to Tikrit
By Brent Sadler, CNN Bureau Chief, BeirutAs the Smoke Clears, the Pain Goes On
By Dr. Anthony Feinstein, MPhil., PhD., FRCPC Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto Sunnybrook and Womens College Health Science CentreEpilogue
International News Safety Institute:
Setting Standards for Safe Journalism
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