| Media Studies Journal 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Basic training: fewer journalists serve in the armed forces, leading to diminished understanding between the media and the military.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Prichard, Peter S. |
| Battle impressions.(1898 Cosmopolitan excerpt regarding Spanish-American War)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting)(Excerpt) | Mass communications | Creelman, James |
| Beware of thugs, warlords and P.R. agents: rules for reporting postmodern wars.(public relations)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Gjelten, Tom |
| Bullets and bathrooms: women had to contend with sexism in the military to win recognition as war correspondents.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Bartimus, Tad |
| Compassion fatigue: graphic, complicated stories numb readers and viewers to atrocities.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Moeller, Susan |
| Enough is enough: journalists should draw a line in the sand to limit the military's attempts at absolute secrecy.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Kirtley, Jane |
| Finding the right "moral attitude": journalists can best serve victims of crisis by balancing humanity and professionalism.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Gjelten, Tom |
| From telex to satellite: the technology changes but not the mission.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Lederer, Edith M. |
| Hatred to stay.(Associated Press dispatch regarding communists and noncommunists in 1950s Korea)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting)(Excerpt) | Mass communications | Morin, Relma |
| In the bleeding fields: journalists lose their lives covering war and coflict.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Kenny, Timothy J. |
| In their own words.(excerpts from interviews with war correspondents)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | |
| It takes two to make a team.(government and the press)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Aukofer, Frank |
| Lessons from Kosovo: bad things happen when the media and the military butt heads yet again.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Kitfield, James |
| Media-military relations: no worse, no better.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Wilson, George C. |
| Reporting on the warriors: "The Stars and Stipes" strives for good journalism in a "company-owned" arena.(military newspaper)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Everhart, Derald |
| Surviving the five Ds: a writer struggles with the emotional aftermath of covering brutality in Africa.(the dead, the dying, the diseased, the depressing, and the dangerous)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Lorch, Donatella |
| The combat correspondent: a look at war reporting, from Caesar's commentaries to cell phones.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Evans, Harold M. |
| The real war: the news media's complicity in government censorship dismays a reporter who covered the Persian Gulf War.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Sloyan, Patrick J. |
| "This one is Captain Waskow".(much admired officer killed in World War II)(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Pyle, Ernie |
| Up close and deadly: photojournalists face special dangers in capturing images of conflict.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Knight, Gary |
| War, censorship and the First Amendment.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Sharkey, Jacqueline E. |
| War from a helicopter.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting)(Excerpt) | Mass communications | Halberstam, David |
| War without witnesses: journalists must respect the military's need for secrecy - or face even greater restrictions on coverage.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Sims, Robert |
| We owe the world: why the US news media must cover foreign conflicts.(Front Lines and Deadlines: Perspectives on War Reporting) | Mass communications | Woodruff, Judy C. |
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