[전쟁]Reporting War
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Journalists throughout the world are exposing terrorism in the face of the danger. Press critic Jay Rosen states that “The logic of modern, present-day terrorism incorporates the new media…something journalists in the US and elsewhere really haven’t thought completely though” (McLachlan 2005). Journalists are ten times more likely to die than the quarter of a million American and British (Katovsky 2003:11). The Pentagon even sent an army of 2700 reporters, photographers and television/radio staff before cruise missiles attacked Baghdad on March 20, 2005. The US Central Command’s director of strategic communications, Jim Wilkinson, said that a historical event had just taken place (11). As his comments suggest, war correspondents work not only under extreme physical danger, but also face a range of political, technical, economic and military pressures.
Foreign correspondents can go astray if they begin to sympathise with a country, its public and traditions. In Hodge’s opinion (1999:122), education is not a reason to make sympathies. Even educated journalists have to try ‘to retrain his/her journalistic
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