What label best fits "War in Iraq"?

 

Mop-up operation or a raging war? Occupation or liberation? The press has long been divided on what to call the current conflict in Iraq...

You may remember, in my notes posted last March, i.e. The Media Function of the Iraq War, I was not sure what label would best fit the war in Iraq...
Editor and Publisher notices that the Washington Post is reconsidering its many-months-old practice of running news about the war in Iraq under the label Postwar Iraq.
E&D adds:

The New York Times no longer runs Iraq news under a continuing heading.

Have a look at E&P's 'Washington Post' Reconsiders 'Postwar' Label.

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One Story, Two Views: Citizen Journalism vs Professional Journalism

 

Let's have a look at the future of journalism through a subway fire in New York City! To do this, we have to just sit and look through the eyes of Pro Journalism and Citizen journalism. You can make a comparison of two approaches of Pro journalism and Citizen journalism at New York Times and Newsday and Dawn Summers' blog.
Newsday and New York Times report on the accident in a rather matter of fact way and Dawn Summers, a citizen journalist who was inside the train, gives us an inside look.

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