Mass media of the military - Topics

Why the Navy is advertising on Twitch and gaming streams Ernie Pyle's columns vs modern war blogging: what actually changed? Defense minister meetings that produce nothing but a photo How does a press pool work when an aircraft carrier deploys? Why is genuine front-line combat footage so much rarer than training photos? Was embedding journalists with troops in Iraq a reporting success or a PR move? Wartime censorship vs national security: where is the line for a reporter? How did Vietnam become the first televised war and what did that change? Satellite imagery released to the public is a warning message as much as a leak Information warfare and the fight over what people believe How does a war correspondent's notebook turn into a book? Why are so many retired generals on television? How has military humor changed now that everything ends up on social media? Why does the military care so much about how it looks on television? Do veterans trust the media's coverage of the wars they fought in? What happened to war reporting when newspaper foreign desks were cut? Who actually reads Stars and Stripes? Declassifying a report decades later and finding the analysts were right Translating military jargon into plain English should be part of the job How do you spot military propaganda inside a normal news broadcast? What makes a war film feel like propaganda instead of drama? How faithful is the Generation Kill series to the book? Why do embedded reporters see so little actual fighting? Why do so many iconic war photographs turn out to be posed? How much control does the Pentagon have over what war correspondents publish?