Matt Wells in Budapest
The Guardian
Television reports produced by “embedded” correspondents in the Iraq conflict gave a sanitised picture of war, according to an academic study published by the BBC today.
Researchers found that although reporters who accompanied the British and US military were able to be objective, they avoided images that would be too graphic or violent for British television. Some of the coverage resembled a “war film”.Orange walls. TVs with bunny ears. Light tables. And so much carpet …
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