philosophers' views of the press

Some of the best sources for political theorists who specifically address war coverage are blogs (online, public diaries), by such academics as:

collected posts on war coverage

Jack Balkin in "Balkinization

sample posts on media bias and overplaying one story

Joshua Micah Marshall in "Talking Points Memo"

sample posts on coverage of Iraq-al Qaida connection; the White House versus the media; and Dept. of Defense letter-writing campaigns

Glenn Reynolds in "Instapundit"

on liberal media bias.

Peter Levine

sample posts on connecting Iraq to the US presidential election; reports of nation-building; civility in time of war; and reading George Bush's mind)

	Philosophers' Views of the Press
Public Opinion		Discussion Forum
Press coverage The Media and the War in Iraq Media Coverage of Weapons of Mass Destruction Center for International and Security Studies, University of Maryland War Correspondents Speak Background: A Brief History of War Coverage and Censorship Analyzing Coverage	Some of the best sources for political theorists who specifically address war coverage are blogs (online, public diaries), by such academics as: Jay Rosen in "Press Think" collected posts on war coverage Jack Balkin in "Balkinization sample posts on media bias and overplaying one story Joshua Micah Marshall in "Talking Points Memo" sample posts on coverage of Iraq-al Qaida connection; the White House versus the media; and Dept. of Defense letter-writing campaigns Glenn Reynolds in "Instapundit" on liberal media bias. Peter Levine sample posts on connecting Iraq to the US presidential election; reports of nation-building; civility in time of war; and reading George Bush's mind)	Philosophical Perspectives on .... The Military The Current War The Press