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Streaming Video Highlights of News Xchange 2003

CONFLICT IN IRAQ

Session chair Christiane Amanpour of CNN and Rudi Vrancx of VRT Belgium debate the merits and problems of embedding with Col. Chris Vernon, spokesperson for the British Armed Forces.
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Christiane Amanpour of CNN discusses the situation in Iraq with Salam Pax, the "Baghdad Blogger".
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Christiane Amanpour, Lindsey Hilsum of Channel 4 News, Mark Damazer of BBC News, and Juan Pedro Valentin of Spain's Telecinco challenge US Undersecretary of Defense for Public Affairs, Bryan Whitman, on US military policy towards journalists.
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Complete transcripts of the Iraq Supersession


JOURNALIST SAFETY

Nik Gowing of BBC World anchors debate of armed guards featuring Wolfgang Waehner-Schmidt of Reuters TV, Tim Lambon of Channel 4, Bill Wheatley of NBC News.
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Chris Cramer of CNN passionately defends the selective use of armed guards in Iraq with rebuttals by Jonathan Munro of ITN and Adrian van Klaveren of BBC News.
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Session chair Nik Gowing interviews Israeli government spokesperson Raanan Gissen about the targeting of journalists by the Israeli Defence Forces.
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John Miller confronts Raanan Gissen about the investigation into the death of his brother, cameraman James Miller, who was killed on the West Bank in May 2003.
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Complete transcripts of the Journalist Safety session


NO PICTURES, NO STORY

Martin Stanford of Sky News and Kei Yoshida of NHK demonstrate newsgathering capabilities by standard 3G mobile phones in the "No Pictures, No Story" session.
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Complete transcripts of the No Pictures, No Story session


AIR WARS

Session chair Miriam O'Callaghan of RTE asks Jeffrey Kofman of ABC News about the pressure he received from the US government after a negative report about troop morale in Iraq. Former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum assails Kofman for endangering troops.
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CBC's Neil McDonald accuses American correspondents of bias in the Iraq War and David Frum defends the performance of US journalists.
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Complete transcripts of the Air Wars session


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