A Reporterโs Account of Tsunami Crisis
Vanessa Gezari is a Foreign/National Correspondent for the St. Petersburg Times, which is owned by The Poynterโฆ
Vanessa Gezari is a Foreign/National Correspondent for the St. Petersburg Times, which is owned by The Poynterโฆ
Mehul Srivastava, 24, a reporter for the Dayton Daily News, wrote a first person narrativeโฆ
Dr. Mona Khanna M.D., M.P.H., Medical Correspondent, KTVT CBS 11 News, Dallas-Fort Worth, shares herโฆ
Middle East Correspondent Mitch Potter writes for the Toronto Star. In an e-mail Q&A Potterโฆ
Covering a crisis can have a major impact on the journalists who are reporting storiesโฆ
Here's a list of resources to help you put covering the South Asian tsunami into context.โฆ
Matt Wells in BudapestThe Guardian Television reports produced by "embedded" correspondents in the Iraq conflictโฆ
By Dana MilbankWashington Post Staff WriterTuesday, October 14, 2003; Page A04 The Bush administration, displeasedโฆ
The New York TimesBy ALEX BERENSONPublished: September 28, 2003AGHDAD, Iraq โ More than 300 Americanโฆ
By Anthony Shadid and Karl VickWashington Post Foreign ServiceThursday, September 25, 2003; Page A19 BAGHDAD,โฆ
Accuracy in MediaBy Cliff KincaidAugust 20, 2003The Washington Post reports that L. Paul Bremer, theโฆ
By Daniel WilliamsWashington Post Foreign ServiceTuesday, August 19, 2003; Page A14 BAGHDAD, Aug. 18 --โฆ
ReutersReuters cameraman Mazen Dana was shot dead on Sunday while filming near a U.S.-run prisonโฆ
by Matthew Price BBC correspondent in Baghdad Believe it or not, when you drive roundโฆ
By CAROLINE WILBERTThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution When the full-scale war ended in Iraq, the story didโฆ