Talk of the Nation
Broadcast on 4/20/2004
Excerpt:
Reading news reports about four Americans killed and mutilated in Fallujah was shocking, but seeing the pictures and the video was even more disturbing. What images should we see from a war zone? And how do editors decide what to run?
Kenneth Irby, visual journalism group leader for The Poynter Institute, was a guest on this broadcast.
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