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标题：Los orígenes del control informativo en las coberturas de guerra
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作者：Eva Lavín de las Heras ; Max Römer Pieretti
期刊名称：Historia y Comunicación Social
印刷版ISSN：1137-0734
电子版ISSN：1988-3056
出版年度：2015
卷号：20
期号：1
页码：121-135
DOI：10.5209/rev_HICS.2015.v20.n1.49551
语种：Spanish
出版社：Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad Complutense
摘要：The conflict’s coverage, since its inception, has been closely linked to the relationship that both the military and the media have. The freedom they maintained during their first conflicts, although not without problems, though they suffered strict censorship suffered during World War I, and lastly the straitjacket treatment that they have endured during recent wars. The Vietnam War marked a turning point in this relationship, and after the invasion of Grenada, the military would launch new information guidelines, called Department of Defense National Media Pool . The lack of clear guidance of both control and space, has made for a complicated relationship between media and military, so the rules have evolved after every conflict shaping the future of press coverage and thus, war reporting.
其他摘要：The conflict’s coverage, since its inception, has been closely linked to the relationship that both the military and the media have. The freedom they maintained during their first conflicts, although not without problems, though they suffered strict censorship suffered during World War I, and lastly the straitjacket treatment that they have endured during recent wars. The Vietnam War marked a turning point in this relationship, and after the invasion of Grenada, the military would launch new information guidelines, called Department of Defense National Media Pool. The lack of clear guidance of both control and space, has made for a complicated relationship between media and military, so the rules have evolved after every conflict shaping the future of press coverage and thus, war reporting.
关键词：pool informativo;corresponsales de guerra;medios de comunicación;Comisión Sidle
其他关键词：media pool;war correspondents;media;Sidle panel