War Reporting

Meet Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Kate Adie

More.com | Posted 12.26.2011

Read More: Courage in Journalism, War Reporting, Bbc, International Women's Media Foundation, Lifetime Achievement Award, Kate Adie, Sexism, Female Journalists, Reporting From the Frontlines, Iwmf, Female Correspondent, Fifty News

Reporting from war zones in Bosnia, Kuwait, Afghanistan and Sierra Leone, covering disasters in Bangladesh, massacres in Rwanda and the siege of the I...

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A Time for Stories About Heroes

Gail Vida Hamburg | Posted 10.02.2011

Read More: Oslo Explosion, War Reporting, Oslo Bombing, Media Criticism, New Media, Media Coverage, Oslo Reporting, Anders Breivik, Heroes Oslo Tragedy, World News
Gail Vida Hamburg

In the wake of the Oslo explosions and the massacre on Utoyo island, we have learned so much, too much, about the protagonist of the whole tragedy. But what of those who were at the scene unharmed themselves but who helped those who were?

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Chris Hondros: "A Transcendent Voice for the Good in Life"

Tucker Reed | Posted 06.28.2011

Read More: Libya, Tim Hetherington, Chris Hondros, War Reporting, Chris Hondros Death, Media News
Tucker Reed

Chris Hondros was a miner of emotion. He regularly descended into harm's way and brought back precious things that the world needed to see.

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The Web As a Spotlight: An Alternative Look at Technology in the Arab Spring

Ben Cole | Posted 06.18.2011

Read More: Neda Soltan, Yemen, Twitter, Arab Spring, Egypt Revolution, War Reporting, Middle East, Youtube, Ivory Coast, Nicholas Kristof, Neda Agha Soltan, Overseas Reporting, Facebook, Technology, Syria, Technology News
Ben Cole

Technology has not only made it possible for people around the world to peer into lives and circumstances across the globe, it's made many worldwide events impossible to ignore.

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A Liberated Press and WikiLeaks: Bulwarks Against Claims of "Victory" in Afghanistan

William E. Jackson Jr. | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Wikileaks, Freedom of the Press, Afghanistan, War Reporting, Media News
William E. Jackson Jr.

It has been left to foreign journalism to offer the loudest calls for the U.S. to recognize WikiLeaks' and Assange's right to publish under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment

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Video Of A Foreign Correspondent's Decade By The Director Of 'Restrepo'

Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Violence, Warfare, Tim Hetherington Diary, Tim Hetherington, Afghan War, Vanity Fair, Diary, New York, War Reporting, Afghanistan War, Video, World News

It's a rare filmmaker who could juxtapose festive fireworks with brutal gunfire and transition from the inside of a New York coffee shop to a huddle o...

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The Iraq and Af-Pak Wars, at the Receiving End with War Correspondent Nir Rosen (AUDIO)

Christopher Lydon | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Nir Rosen, War Reporting, War in Iraq, Baghdad, Afpak, Iraq, Christopher Lydon, Brown University, Journalism, World News
Christopher Lydon

Ghaith Abdul Ahad photo Nir Rosen is the rare war reporter (not unlike Anthony Shadid) who covers Iraq and Afghanistan as if there are articulate peop...

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Jason Linkins

Former CNN War Correspondent Speaks Out On Alleged War Crime CNN Refused To Air [UPDATED]

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Michael Ware, Iraq PTSD, Cnn, War-Reporting, Media Criticism, Ptsd, War in Iraq, War Crime, Media News

[Please see update, below.] War correspondent Michael Ware worked for CNN from 2006 until April of this year, during which time he became known for...

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