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FAIR.org 分析: 伊拉克与新闻媒体

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标题: FAIR.org 分析: 伊拉克与新闻媒体 (390 reads) 时间: 2003-4-04 周五, 上午9:03

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Iraq & the Media

Latest:

Media Advisory: U.S. Media Applaud

Bombing of Iraqi TV (3/27/03). Attack appears to violate Geneva Conventions.
Media Beat Column: Obsessed With

Tactics and Technology (3/27/03)
Action Alert:

Using "Pro-Troops" to Mean "Pro-War" Is Anti-Journalistic (3/26/03). Misleading terminology from Associated Press.
Action Alert: "Precise" and "Surgical":

NBC's Bombing Claims Lack Verification (3/26/03). "Incredibly precise" missiles land in neighboring countries.
Media Beat Column: Casualties of

War: First Truth, Then Conscience (3/20/03)
Media Advisory:

Will the War Begin With a Big Lie? (3/19/03) Despite well-publicized "ultimatum," U.S. planned to invade

regardless.
Action Alert: In

Iraq Crisis, Networks Are Megaphones for Official Views (3/18/03). FAIR study found only 6 percent of

U.S. sources were skeptical of war.
CounterSpin Broadcast: Michael Ratner on Iraq & International Law (3/14/03)
Action Alert: Do Media

Know That War Kills? (3/14/03). Effects on civilians underplayed in pre-war coverage.
CounterSpin Broadcast:

New York Times' Chris Hedges on Embedded Reporters and Kani Xulam on Turkey & Kurds (2/28/03)
Media Advisory:

Star Witness on Iraq Said Weapons Were Destroyed:

Bombshell revelation from a defector cited by White House and press (2/27/03).

Administration withheld key portion of testimony about Iraq's chemical and biological programs.
Web Links: Read the latest commentary on media coverage of the war from around the

web at FAIR's Media Views.

Extra! Articles:

What a Difference Four Years Makes: Why U.N. Inspectors Left Iraq--Then and Now (10/02).

The myth of UNSCOM being "kicked out."
The Washington Post's Gas Attack:

Today's outrage was yesterday's no big deal, by Seth Ackerman (9-10/02).

Iraq's use of chemical weapons in 1980s was no big deal to the Post--only when the Iraq became an

official enemy did it become an outrage.
The Thrill of a Good Conspiracy:

Iraq and the Oklahoma City bombing case, by Cate McCauley (7-8/02).

Dubious reporting linking Tim McVeigh to Saddam Hussein.
"We Think the Price Is Worth It":

Media uncurious about Iraq policy's effects-- there or here, by Rahul Mahajan (11-12/01).

Little reporting on the toll of sanctions.

New York Times on Iraq Sanctions:

A case of journalistic malpractice, by Seth Ackerman (3-4/00). Reporter Barbara Crossette misrepresented

U.N. documents.

Withholding the News:

The Washington Post and the UNSCOM spying scandal, by Seth Ackerman (3-4/99).

The paper knew U.S. was using inspectors to spy, and sat on the story.

Doublethink on the Editorial Page:

Punish Iraq..., by Janine Jackson (7-8/9. Hawkish

editorials on sanctions.

Iraqgate: Confession and Cover-Up, by Robert Parry (5-6/95). Reagan official said CIA approved illegal

arm sales to Saddam Hussein.
Special Gulf War Issue (1991). Media during the 1991 Gulf War exhibited many of the same biases as the

coverage of the current conflict.

Media on the March: Journalism in the Gulf, by Jim Naureckas (11-12/90).

Cheerleading for war in the build-up to Desert Storm.

Action Alerts & Media Advisories:

U.S. Media Applaud

Bombing of Iraqi TV (3/27/03). Attack appears to violate Geneva Conventions.
Using "Pro-Troops" to Mean "Pro-War" Is Anti-Journalistic (3/26/03). Misleading terminology from Associated Press.
"Precise" and "Surgical":

NBC's Bombing Claims Lack Verification (3/26/03). "Incredibly precise" missiles land in neighboring countries.
Will the War Begin With a Big Lie? (3/19/03) Despite well-publicized "ultimatum," U.S. planned to invade

regardless.
In

Iraq Crisis, Networks Are Megaphones for Official Views (3/18/03). FAIR study found only 6 percent of

U.S. sources were skeptical of war.
Do Media

Know That War Kills? (3/14/03). Effects on civilians underplayed in pre-war coverage.
Star Witness on Iraq Said Weapons Were Destroyed:

Bombshell revelation from a defector cited by White House and press (2/27/03).

Administration withheld key portion of testimony about Iraq's chemical and biological programs.
A Failure of Skepticism in Powell Coverage: Disproof of previous claims underlines need for scrutiny (2/10/03).

Media took Powell's evidence at face value, despite recent debunking of false U.S. allegations.
Iraq's Hidden Weapons: From Allegation to Fact

(2/4/03). Treating chemical weapons as a certainty, not a possibility.
Common Myths in Iraq Coverage

(11/27/02). Four recurring media falsehoods.
Connie Chung:

Skeptical of Skepticism (10/10/02). CNN anchor attacks congressmember for questioning Bush.
Media Activists Impact Iraq Coverage (10/7/02).

NPR, New York Times revise coverage of demonstrations.
Fox Hunting Trumps Peace Activism at Washington Post & New York Times (9/30/02).

Huge London demonstration virtually ignored by leading papers.
Spying in Iraq: From Fact to Allegation (9/24/02).

Media forget their own exposes of U.S. using inspectors as spies.
PBS Fails to Hold Rumsfeld Accountable (9/20/02).

NewsHour allows secretary of defense to get away with falsehood.
USA Today Repeats Myths on Iraq Inspectors (8/12/02).

Papers says Iraq "expelled" inspectors in 1998.
New York Times on Iraq Airstrikes: Zero Dissent Allowed (2/23/01).

No criticism of Bush's February 2001 attack.
"Paper of Record" Distorts Record on Iraq Sanctions (9/13/00).

New York Times' dishonest reporting on U.N. humanitarian aid reports.
There They Go Again: The Washington Post's Iraq Tall Tale (3/6/00).

Repeated inaccuracies about the U.N. inspectors being "kicked out" in 1998.
For the New York Times, Iraq Deaths Are the Other Guy's Fault (8/26/99).

U.N.'s criticism of U.S. missing from sanctions coverage.

CounterSpin Broadcasts:

Michael Ratner on Iraq & International Law (3/14/03)
New York Times' Chris Hedges on Embedded Reporters and Kani Xulam on Turkey & Kurds (2/28/03)

Glen Rangwala on Iraq and Human Rights (2/21/03)
Rahul Mahajan on Media Response to Powell and Jean Heller on Iraqi Satellite Photos (2/14/03)
Reese Erlich on U.N. and Iraq (2/7/03)
Daniel Ellsberg on Iraq war (1/31/03)
Joy Gordon on Iraq Sanctions (10/18/02)
Laura Flanders on War Dissent (10/11/02)
Anthony Arnove on War Rationale (10/4/02)
Steven Zunes on Weapons Inspections (9/20/02)
Rahul Mahajan on Iraq (9/13/02)
Phyllis Bennis on Iraq (8/23/02)
Scott Ritter on Iraq (5/10/02)
Rahul Mahajan on Iraq (11/30/01)
John MacArthur on Patriotism (9/28/01)
Rania Masri on Iraq Under Siege (8/18/00)

Seth Ackerman on NY Times and Iraq (3/24/00)

Noam Chomsky on Iraq and U.S. "policy" in the Middle East (1/15/99)
Aid to Iraqis (5/1/9

Is an Iraq attack legal? (2/13/9

War drums for Iraq (2/6/9

Stephen Zunes on Gulf War coverage (12/18/9

U.S. ignorance of the Iraq situation (11/21/97)

Iraqi air strike (9/6/96)

Media Beat Columns:

Obsessed With

Tactics and Technology (3/27/03)
Casualties of

War: First Truth, Then Conscience (3/20/03)
The

Conventional Media Wisdom of Obedience (3/13/03)
American Media

Dodging U.N. Surveillance Story (3/6/03)
Followup Needed

After Newsweek Story on Iraqi Weapons (2/27/03)
Playing the

"Terrorism" Card (2/13/03)
Colin Powell is

Flawless -- Inside a Media Bubble (2/6/03)
Memo: When War

is a Rush (1/23/03)
Not All White

House Reporters are Pushovers (1/9/03)
Sean Penn in

Baghdad -- Image Gives Way to Substance (12/19/02)
Decoding Some

Top Buzz Words of 2002 (12/12/02)
Media Spin Can

Separate War From Death (12/5/02)
Unilateral

Power -- By Any Other Name (11/21/02)
Branding New

and Improved Wars (10/29/02)
Polls: When Measuring is Manipulating, Oct. 17, 2002
Democrats Playing Catch-Up in Media War (10/10/02)
Media Guide: How to View the United Nations (10/3/02)
Spinning Media Gears For a Faraway War (9/26/02)
Stepping Through the Media Looking Glass (9/12/02)
The Powell Trap: Easing Us Into War (9/5/02)
"Wag the Puppy" -- New Twist in Media War (8/22/02)
War and Forgetfulness -- A Bloody Media Game (8/1/02)
Iraq: The Toll of Self-Censorship as the Bombs Fall (2/19/9

Behind the News Coverage of Bombing and Bombast (12/21/9

The Disturbing Eagerness for a Bloody Attack (11/19/9

Iraq & the Media

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