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- Introduction
- Embedding isn't new
- The Falklands
- CNN reporting in operation Desert Storm
- Desert Storm reporting relied on military briefing
- Independent coverage - Khafji
- Coverage of the Sri Lanka civil war
- The 2009 war in Gaza
- The US attack on a TV station in Serbia
- Rwanda
- Reporting from Iraq - "enduring freedom"
- Independent reporting in Iraq
- The cost of independent reporting
- Frontline journalism exposes governments lies
- Operation enduring embed
- Reporting from Afghanistan
- Helmand embeds: the bad
- Helmand embeds: the good - eventually
- Filming the MERTs
- The "Green book" of censorship
- Afghanistan and Pakistan - no go areas
- Risk assessment and prevention
- Training frontline journalists
- The Mogadishu question
- The tribal areas
- The Rory Peck Trust
- Frontline coverage - financial constraints
- Reduction of costs
- The rise ot citizen journalism
- You've never had it so bad
- Reasons to be cheerful
- Thank you
Topics Covered
- Alexander the Great
- The Falklands
- Operation Dessert Storm
- Life in Saudi Arabia
- Sri Lanka
- Gaza
- Serbia
- Rwanda
- 'Enduring Freedom'
- Independents
- Operation enduring embed
- Merts
- Green book
- Going it alone
- The Mogadishu question
- The tribal areas
- The Rory Peck Trust
- Citizen journalism to the rescue?
- Reasons to be cheerful
Talk Citation
Thomson, A. (2010, May 24). The future of frontline journalism [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 18, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/VDAM9033.Export Citation (RIS)