Difficult and dangerous work, covering wars with TV cameras has become a core component of modern conflict - so much so that a 'military-media' nexus has arisen alongside what US President Eisenhower famously termed the 'military-industrial complex'.  From Vietnam to Iraq and beyond, televised coverage of battle has impacted strongly on public support for wars and on strategic policy.  It has also met barriers: from embedding and censorship to the deliberate targeting, kidnapping and cold-blooded murder of journalists.

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Difficult and dangerous work, covering wars with …

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