War reporting for cowards : Between Iraq and a hard place / Chris Ayres.
Material type: TextPublisher: [Place of publication not identified] : J.Murray, 2005Description: xi, 289 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0719560012
- 9780719560019
- 070.44995670443 22
- DS79.76 .A97 2005
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070.4499567 TUM Media at war : the Iraq crisis / | 070.44995670442 TAY War and the media : propaganda and persuasion in the Gulf War / | 070.449956704428 SEE Seeing through the media : the Persian Gulf War / | 070.44995670443 AYR War reporting for cowards : Between Iraq and a hard place / | 070.44995670443 AYR War reporting for cowards : Between Iraq and a hard place / | 070.44995670443 AYR War reporting for cowards : Between Iraq and a hard place / | 070.44995670443 LEA Leading to the 2003 Iraq War : the global media debate / |
1. How to deal with a dead media representative -- 2. A proud line of cowards -- 3. The lunch tutorial -- 4. 'You haven't got a bloody hope in here ...' -- 5. Fight or flight -- 6. The accidental war correspondent -- 7. Bacillus Anthracis -- 8. A terrible mistake -- 9. Who runs lives -- 10. The list -- 11. The last starbucks before Baghdad -- 12. 'The worst camping trip to your life' -- 13. Shoe-koo, McKoo! -- 14. While shepherds watched their guns by night -- 15. Thirty Mikes later -- 16. AWOL.
"Chris 'risk-averse' Ayres saw journalism as his ticket to schmoozing with celebrities and penning pompous opinion pieces. Instead he landed a plane ticket to Iraq." "When his boss offers him an assignment embedded with US Marines on the front line in Iraq, he's too cowardly to say no. He soon finds himself camped in the desert, blinded by sandstorms, surrounded by military machismo on all sides. He decides he wants out. But this, his greatest act of cowardice, will almost kill him."
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