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“James Brown” of the US media assassinated in Oakland
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Freedom of the Press Worldwide in 2007 - report by Reporters without Borders
Bush's War on the Press

Off the Record: An Investigative Journalist's Inside View of Dirty Politics, High Finance, and Corporate Scandal
  — by Jason Leopold, the journalist who broke the Enron scandal

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Journalists' Memorial
Monument will bear names of all journalists killed since 1944
At a time when violence against journalists is at an exceptionally high level, the city of Bayeux in Normandy is preparing with Reporters Without Borders to inaugurate a memorial to all the journalists who have been killed in the course of their work throughout the world since 1944.

Entirely given over to journalists and press freedom, the site will be the first of its kind in Europe. It will consist of a landscaped promenade with white stones bearing the names of nearly 2,000 journalists.
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April 21, 2005
Bush's War on the Press
by Eric Alterman
Journalists, George Bernard Shaw once said, "are unable, seemingly, to discriminate between a bicycle accident and the collapse of civilization." How odd, given the profession's un-equaled reputation for narcissism, that Shaw's observation holds true even when the collapsing "civilization" is their own.

Make no mistake: The Bush Administration and its ideological allies are employing every means available to undermine journalists' ability to exercise their First Amendment function to hold power accountable. In fact, the Administration recognizes no such constitutional role for the press. White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card has insisted that the media "don't represent the public any more than other people do.... I don't believe you have a check-and-balance function."
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