Bibliograph

Silenced, international journalists expose media censorship, edited by David Dadge

Type

Label

Silenced, international journalists expose media censorship, edited by David Dadge

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (page 293)

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Silenced

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

59879641

Responsibility statement

edited by David Dadge

Sub title

international journalists expose media censorship

Summary

Told through personal experiences of 14 professional journalists and offers insight into the lives of working reporters and appreciation of how the media operates, the vital principles of press freedom, and the dangers faced by many journalists in their everyday work

Table Of Contents

From Brussels to Burma / Hans-Martin Tillack -- In the wonderful world of Iz, it's 1984 all over again / Steven Kimber -- A little trouble in Liberia / Tim Lambon -- "Patriotism" vs. independence / Stacey Woelfel -- The prohibited immigrant / Andrew Meldrum -- At the border between life and death / Aaron Behane -- Swimming in the great latrine : impunity and imprisonment in Chihuahua / Isabel Arvide -- United we fall : the risks of marginalizing dissent / Tom Gutting -- When the canary started singing / Jasper Becker -- The burrowers / Gary Hughes and Gerard Ryle -- Putin, the Mafia, and the mass media : a true crime story / Alexander Pumpyansky -- Information worth fighting for / Michael McKinnon -- Clueless in coup coup land / Michael Field -- Walking the tightrope / Charles Arthur

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Contributor