Media Coverage of Weapons of Mass Destruction
Susan D. Moeller | Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland | March 9, 2004
"The public relies on the media to separate facts and tangible realities from assumptions and spin. [This report] evaluates how well the media has performed this task in regards to the issue of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). The study assesses how the coverage of WMD has changed over time and across geographies — especially since the launch of the “War on Terror” and the positioning of Iraq as the 'big' international story." View file
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