Freedom Of The Press Secured By Military
Published: April 14, 2003
The war on Iraq has given American television viewers a front-row witness to the sometimes difficult relationship of journalists and the subjects on which they are reporting. Over the years, the feelings between the U.S. media and the U.S. military have ranged from mildly suspicious to wholly venomous.

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