October 22, 2006
Military's media madness
Some of the best war news has come to us through the milblogs and imbedded reporters. And they have helped us see beyond the terrible coverage in the mainstream media.
So what does the Pentagon do? Hamper them , that's what by a series of regulations and restrictions that is cutting off this flow of information. Here's how they are shutting down the Milblogs, from rising star columnist/ City Editor Jules Crittenden of the Boston Herald.
And here's how they've kept the Imbeds number down to a ridiculous NINE.
If only the Pentagon pencil pushers were half as adept as the troops on the ground.
Clarice Feldman 10 22 06
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