Western Media On Syria ~ Selective Story Telling?

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The government’s refusal to grant foreign journalists unfettered access has deepened the fog of war.

Those who get in often do so illegally and as a result are limited to reporting on the bloodshed from behind rebel-held lines.

Just last week two Western journalists were killed in Homs

– the scene of some of the bloodiest battles between armed opposition groups and the forces of President Bashar al-Asad.

Some media executives say the lack of press access is unprecedented.

So, what’s with this selective story-telling?

And what ever happened to getting both sides of the story?

 

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