Media and War: How National Security Coverage Is Changing
December 17, 2019
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as posted by the channelSince the earliest days of the journalism and commentator professions, there has been an intimate relationship between the two and war. In a world where ISIS uses Twitter as a major component of its strategy, the battlefront isn’t necessarily a far-off land but right in your smartphone. While embedded war journalists are still essential in proper coverage, the nexus of war coverage has shifted in recent years. Join us for a panel discussion examining the changing media landscape surrounding war, defense, and national security.
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