22 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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EPISODE ONE : THE ROMANCE OF WAR The first 90-minute episode of Reporting America at War explores the relationship between the press, the military and the public from the Spanish American War through the Allied victory in World War II. Through the … Continuar leyendo
22 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Andrew Person VIETNAM ’67 MARCH 29, 2018When I first got to Saigon as a journalist, in 1963, I took it for granted that American policy to counter Communist expansion into the southern part of Vietnam was the right thing to … Continuar leyendo
22 julio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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The undisputed journalist hero is the war correspondent. During the 1940s, the war correspondent became a national folk hero. In the movies, popular actors couldn’t wait to play the glamorous overseas war reporter who would save the day, his loved … Continuar leyendo
28 junio, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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YEMEN The Listening Post✔@AJListeningPost As the assault on Hodeidah makes news, we examine flaws in coverage of the war in Yemen. 12:12 – 27 jun. 2018
29 abril, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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This is 1st half of a 24-minute video produced by Scott McGhee, Jacinth Planer and Joe Duran. It tells the story of war camerawoman Margaret Moth, centered on the sniper shooting in Sarajevo that we experienced together. I, … Continuar leyendo
7 abril, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Christina Asquith March 7, 2016 The Atlantic ISTANBUL—For most of the 19th and 20th centuries, women war correspondents were rare creatures—considered intellectual oddities, more likely to be fetishized than taken seriously as news gatherers.