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Posted by Andreas from dtm2-t9-1.mcbone.net (62.104.210.98) on Tuesday, June 03, 2003 at 4:27AM :

In Reply to: Lynching the truth # 2 posted by Andreas from dtm2-t9-1.mcbone.net (62.104.210.98) on Tuesday, June 03, 2003 at 4:23AM :


Part #2 of docu:

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00.41.37
Aston
Group Captain AL LOCKWOOD
UK Military Spokesman
Having lost the first skirmish they pretty much lost the war
when it came to media support. And albeit things have
got better and everything came to a conclusion quite
rapidly. To my feelings is that they lost their initial part of
the campaign and they never got on the front foot again.

00.41.56
Group Captain Al Lockwood
The media advisor here was an expert in his field. His
counterpart on the US side was evasive, was not around
as much as he should have been when it came to talking
to the media, and in reality what happened was you had
two different styles of news media management and I feel
fortunate to be, have been part of the UK one.

00.42.19
Jim Wilkinson
Qatar was never designed to be the font of all news. The
font of all news was designed to be the frontline with our
embeds. And it worked out we couldn't be happier.

00.42.27

Music

00.42.29
John Kampfner
Such wounds will heal. Washington and London now
have a plan for future wars. As the Pentagon made
clear, the perception of war affects its cost and
duration. Now the media have their designated
positions, close up in the front for action shots, or
tied up in the rear for the not-so-big picture.

00.42.47

Music

00.42.53
Aston
RICHARD SAMBROOK
Head of BBC News
I think embeds are undoubtedly are the future. There's
no question from the military point of view that they
provided them with you know a kind of, a, a, a level and
quantity of picture which was overall advantageous to
them.

00.43.05
Aston
DANIEL DEMOUSTIER
ITV News cameraman
You don't get anything else in that. You only get their
view on the situation and at least the independents can
try to report on what really is going on, talk to the people.

00.43.19
John Kampfner
Are you worried that embeds are the future?

00.43.21
Richard Sambrook
I think if, I think if we got to the position where embeds
were the only form of conflict coverage that was possible
then it would be very one-sided, and you wouldn't get the
full picture of what was happening, and that obviously
worries me journalistically, yes.

00.43.33
Daniel Demoustier
Let them do it. Let the army do it, you know. Just put a
colonel there and give soldier a camera and he can say
what's happening.

00.43.42

End Music

00.43.44
Aston
US Dept of Defence pictures

00.43.48
Voice over
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Credits

00.43.49
Reporter
JOHN SWEENEY


Camera
DEAN JOHNSON
INIGO GILMORE
BARRY HECHT
PAUL MUNGEAM


Dubbing Mixer
PHITZ HEARNE


VT Editor
ROD HUTSON


Graphic Design
STEVE ENGLAND


Production Team
JULIA DANNENBERG
SARAH EVA
MARTHA O’SULLIVAN
AGNES TEEK


Production Manager
JANE WILLEY


Unit Manager
SUSAN CRIGHTON


Film Research
NICK DODD


Research
TOM WATSON


Assistant Producers
ALEX MILNER
BARBARA ARVANITIDIS


Producer, Doha
ELIZABETH C JONES


Picture Editor
MARK COLLINS


Produced by
SANDY SMITH


Deputy Editor
DAVID BELTON

00.43.58
Voice over
Next week – the huge fence being built between Israelis
and Palestinians. A vital protection measure or a new
Berlin Wall. That’s next Sunday.

00.44.08

CORRESPONDENT

00.44.10
Editor
KAREN O’CONNOR

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00.44.13

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