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"We are journalists. We are Palestinian journalists. And... we have been let down by international media organizations,” said Palestinian journalist @AbubakerAbedW at a protest in Gaza this morning. https://t.co/6Y16F2eZBG

War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

In the Pamphleteer, vol. 4, p. 551-576. London, 1814

6:13 | Hockey culture is in the crosshairs now perhaps more than ever, as several high-profile stories are shining a spotlight on Canada's favourite sport. Ryan opens the show addressing allegations swirling around Oilers owner Daryl Katz, Hockey Canada's controversial contingency fund to settle sexual assault claims, and other \"off ice\" stories from the past year.15:35 | \"Our current information landscape is a war zone, and journalists are enemy combatants.\" That, from Counterpoint Strategies, the agency hired by Alberta's \"War Room,\" as reported by investigative climate journalist Geoff Dembicki in The Tyee. Geoff tells us how the story wound up on his radar, the sustained antagonism aimed at reporters by the War Room, and why he thinks Counterpoint Strategies locked down their website shortly after Geoff's story was published.READ GEOFF'S REPORTING HERE: https://thetyee.ca/News/2022/07/18/Alberta-Energy-War-Room-Hires-New-Fighter/49:57 | Living the dream! Longtime golf professional Craig Spicer, superintendent at Legends Golf Club, joins Real Talk just hours after returning home from Scotland, where he worked with the grounds crew at the 150th British Open. Spicer shows off some photos from The Old Course at St. Andrews and tells a few stories about the \"top one or two experience\" of his thirty-year career in golf.

Truth, it has been said, is the first casualty of war. In the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, official truth died months before the bombing of Baghdad began. Unembedded bears witness to the enduring power of independent journalism. In their unflinching look at war-ravaged Iraq, four freelance photojournalists show that life there is brutal yet poignant; that compassion co-exists with anger, hatred and fear. By gaining the confidence of Iraqi civilians and insurgents, these photojournalists have brought back images of life in wartime, from beauty parlors and joyful wedding scenes to the carnage of civilian casualties, the heartbroken faces of grieving parents, and the glassy-eyed shock of parentless children. This is not the view from a Marine base. These photographers were on the streets of Baghdad when it fell, amid a crowd of civilians under aerial attack, and in the holy Imam Ali shrine with the Mahdi Army during the siege of Najaf. Their images document issues often underrepresented: the insurgency as seen from inside the separate resistance movements, civilians affected by the battles between U.S. and insurgent forces, growing conservatism and fundamentalism and their effects on women, and the devastating effects of ongoing civilian casualties. Working outside the U.S. military's official "embedding" program, the authors bring us face-to-face with the people of Iraq. They combine photographs and essays with excerpts from two years of personal letters, journal entries, and feature stories to take us across front lines and cultural barriers into the lives of a nation in crisis. Theirs is a path to understanding the cost of war.

War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

At least 110 journalists and media workers have been killed in the Israel-Gaza war since Oct. 7 The majority of those killed, 72, were Palestinians in Gaza https://t.co/eIaiWY7omH

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine forever changed the media landscape in the country. Thousands of Ukrainian journalists had to become war correspondents overnight, and according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 13 journalists have already been killed in the war so far. Despite the challenges, journalists in Ukraine continue to cover the invasion and provide crucial information to their people, despite experiencing the impacts of war themselves. On May 4, IREX and the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) will host a unique and comprehensive look at how Ukrainian media have adjusted to covering the war in its first year. Ukrainian Service Chiefs from Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and the Chief Editor of UA:Chernihiv will discuss their experiences working to cut through the rumors and disinformation to provide fact-based, reliable news and information.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine forever changed the media landscape in the country. Thousands of Ukrainian journalists had to become war correspondents overnight, and according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 13 journalists have already been killed in the war so far. Despite the challenges, journalists in Ukraine continue to cover the invasion and provide crucial information to their people, despite experiencing the impacts of war themselves. On May 4, IREX and the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) will host a unique and comprehensive look at how Ukrainian media have adjusted to covering the war in its first year. Ukrainian Service Chiefs from Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and the Chief Editor of UA:Chernihiv will discuss their experiences working to cut through the rumors and disinformation to provide fact-based, reliable news and information.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine forever changed the media landscape in the country. Thousands of Ukrainian journalists had to become war correspondents overnight, and according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 13 journalists have already been killed in the war so far. Despite the challenges, journalists in Ukraine continue to cover the invasion and provide crucial information to their people, despite experiencing the impacts of war themselves. On May 4, IREX and the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) will host a unique and comprehensive look at how Ukrainian media have adjusted to covering the war in its first year. Ukrainian Service Chiefs from Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and the Chief Editor of UA:Chernihiv will discuss their experiences working to cut through the rumors and disinformation to provide fact-based, reliable news and information.

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War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

War journalists shared their experiences reporting from the battleground during a discussion at the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors Conference in Washington, D.C. They shared stories on how the posture changed pre-war and post-war in Ukraine, shared best safety practices and reporting advice for journalists working in the field, and discussed lessons Israel may have taken from Ukraine on information sharing. Sponsor: Military Reporters and Editors

Thomson Reuters' David Rohde speaks to Atlantic Media owner David Bradley about the disastrous situation in Syria for journalists, including the fact that 30 have been kidnapped without demands made for their return. Inspired by "The Atlantic's" enduring partnership with the Aspen Institute and Aspen Ideas Festival, the fifth-annual Washington Ideas Forum gathers an audience of 600 people, including government officials, top business executives, global thought leaders, academics, and celebrities. It is the place to hear - and meet - the most prominent thinkers of our time. This year's Forum takes place November 13-14 at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. Find the live stream at http://events.theatlantic.com/washington-ideas-forum/2013/. Full coverage is also available on TheAtlantic.com. Follow the conversation online via @Atlantic_LIVE, @AspenInstitute, and @Newseum and by using #IdeasForum.

Thomson Reuters' David Rohde speaks to Atlantic Media owner David Bradley about the disastrous situation in Syria for journalists, including the fact that 30 have been kidnapped without demands made for their return. Inspired by "The Atlantic's" enduring partnership with the Aspen Institute and Aspen Ideas Festival, the fifth-annual Washington Ideas Forum gathers an audience of 600 people, including government officials, top business executives, global thought leaders, academics, and celebrities. It is the place to hear - and meet - the most prominent thinkers of our time. This year's Forum takes place November 13-14 at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. Find the live stream at http://events.theatlantic.com/washington-ideas-forum/2013/. Full coverage is also available on TheAtlantic.com. Follow the conversation online via @Atlantic_LIVE, @AspenInstitute, and @Newseum and by using #IdeasForum.