Don't mention the war :: reputation management and media representation of the Afghan conflict /
Don't Mention the War examines Australian media coverage of the war in Afghanistan. The book demonstrates how the military's public affairs personnel have taken over many of the roles traditionally performed by reporters and shows the restrictive affect of this on media coverage. This tigh...
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Zusammenfassung: | Don't Mention the War examines Australian media coverage of the war in Afghanistan. The book demonstrates how the military's public affairs personnel have taken over many of the roles traditionally performed by reporters and shows the restrictive affect of this on media coverage. This tight media management is contrasted with the more open approach of Dutch and Canadian militaries in Afghanistan, a fact that is explained through reference to the different positions of the military within these different nations. As opposed to the Dutch and the Canadians, who had reputations to rebuild, the alm. |
Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (187 pages) |
Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
ISBN: | 9781922235190 1922235199 |
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contents | Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Mistaking the lessons of Vietnam -- Chapter 2. The 'feel free to fuck off' approach to public relations -- Chapter 3. Military-media relations in the Netherlands, Canada and Australia -- Chapter 4. Bus tours, dogs and ponies: covering the ADF in Afghanistan -- Chapter 5. Public opinion and political debate -- Chapter 6. Reputation mangement and redemption -- Conclusion. |
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