History Fireside Chats

Posted by Dr Kristopher Lovell on May 31, 2020
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History Fireside Chats 7 – Journalism of Attachment: War Reporting During the Bosnian War – History Fireside Chats

In today’s chat we discuss the media’s role in reporting the Bosnian War and we discuss debates surrounding the importance of objectivity in war reporting – specifically the controversial notion of journalism of attachment. If you are interested in reading more about media coverage of the Bosnian War I would strongly recommend: Martin Bell, In […]
  1. History Fireside Chats 7 – Journalism of Attachment: War Reporting During the Bosnian War
  2. History Fireside Chats 6 – A Murder a Day: The Brighton Trunk Murders and the British Press
  3. History Fireside Chats 5 – Reporting the Spanish Civil War
  4. History Fireside Chats 4 – Rosa Luxemburg
  5. History Fireside Chats 3 – The Devil’s Decade?
  6. History Fireside Chats 2: The Downfall of Chamberlain
  7. History Fireside Chats 1: Chamberlain and Appeasement

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