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| Apr.29 |
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Iraq pulls plug on 'misleading' TV networks Baghdad: The government ordered 10 television networks shut down, accusing them of stoking sectarian violence with 'unprofessional' and 'unethical' coverage
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| Apr.28 |
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Iraq unrest prompts TV channel ban Baghdad: Iraqi authorities have suspended the licences of 10 satellite channels because of a rise in sectarian unrest
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| Nov.1 |
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TV station taken off air after church raid Baghdad: Al-Baghdadia said it was contacted by gunmen during Sunday's church hostage drama, has been taken off air
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| May.16 |
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Police beat news photographer  Map of Fallujah Iraq Sunni Triangle: An Iraqi photographer working for Reuters was hospitalized after police beat him at the scene of a bombing. 7 people were killed in the suicide bombing
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| Jan.8 |
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 Video showing Hussein wounds emerges Baghdad: A video showing Saddam after his execution with a gaping neck wound and facial bruising is posted on the Internet
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| Sep.29 |
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 Journalist: Bush 'concealing Iraq violence'  Washington: Veteran journalist Bob Woodward has claimed that the true extent of insurgent attacks has been hidden
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| Mar.31 |
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 Carroll praises insurgents in video American journalist, who was released after being held hostage, slams the United States
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| Feb.15 |
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 New Abu Ghraib images broadcast  Australia: An Australian TV channel has broadcast previously unpublished images showing US abuse of prisoners | |
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TV ads appeal for U.S. journalist's release An Iraqi television station has begun airing announcements seeking the release of Jill Carroll
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| Jan.6 |
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 Al Qaeda No. 2: Bush must admit defeat  Pakistan: Al-Jazeera has aired a video of al-Zawahiri, in which he called on U.S. President to admit defeat in Iraq
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| Dec.1 |
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Bush concern at Iraq 'propaganda' Washington: The White House has expressed concern over reports that the military is planting favourable stories
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| Nov.30 |
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Report: U.S. buys positive press in Iraq| Washington: One of the programs reportedly paid a consulting firm and Iraqi newspapers to plant favorable stories | |
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| May.29 |
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Hostage's family buys TV time  Australia: The family of Douglas Wood has bought advertising on an Arabic-language news channel calling for his release
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| May.20 |
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Saddam underwear photo angers US England: The US military it is investigating after a picture appeared in a British paper showing Saddam Hussein half naked
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| Aug.7 |
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 Iraq shuts Al-Jazeera's Baghdad office The government has closed the office of the Qatar-based TV network for one month, citing national security concerns
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| May.2 |
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Doubts over UK 'abuse' pictures England: British military officials are saying the clothing and equipment pictured is not currently troop issue
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| Mar.28 |
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  Protests as U.S. closes Iraqi paper| Several thousand Iraqis protested the closure of Al Hawsa for 60 days, chanting anti-U.S. slogans | |
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| Sep.17 |
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Network airs Saddam audiotape| A statement attributed to former Iraqi leader calls on U.S. troops to leave Iraq unconditionally or face continued attacks | |
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| Jul.7 |
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Iraq weapons claims criticised| England: MPs have cleared media chief Alastair Campbell of 'sexing up' intelligence | |
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| Jul.5 |
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 British journalist killed A freelance television producer was shot and killed outside the Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad
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| Apr.30 |
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'Saddam letter' urges resistance England: Arabic newspaper has published what it says is a letter from deposed Iraqi leader urging Iraqis to resist coalition forces
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| Oct.24 |
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Foreign journalists ordered out The government is enacting tough visa restrictions for admitting foreign newspeople in the future
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