Philip Merrill College of Journalism / University of Maryland / /
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media criticism / distinctive products / cable news network / chemical weapons / media enterprises / mass media / /
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Media Sell Disease / Compassion Fatigue / /
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Famine / War / Death / /
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Center for International and Security Studies / Cambridge University / Pew Center / University of Maryland / U.S. government / Bush administration / Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy / Center on Policy Attitudes / Department of Justice / School of Public Affairs / Congress / Iraqi government / al-Qaeda / White House / United Nations / International Rescue Committee / Clinton Administration / U.S. intelligence / Philip Merrill College of Journalism / /
Person
Osama bin Laden / Daniel Okrent / Jay Rosen / Susan Moeller / Donald Rumsfeld / David Miller / Bush / Benjamin Barber / Jessica Lynch / Colin Powell / Saddam Hussein / Lakhdar Brahimi / Bill Galston / /
Position
President / Secretary of Defense / Secretary of State / Envoy / author / journalism professor / Times Public Editor / representative / judge / /
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Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
The Guardian / The New York Times / the Frankfurter Rundschau / the Los Angeles Times / Libération / The Washington Post / /
Journalism and Democracy: Does it Matter How Well the Press Covers Iraq? by Peter Levine Why should we care about press coverage of Iraq? What does it matter, for example, if The New York Times does a terrific job or, up