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Article: Death of Daniel Pearl, other journalists not likely to change policies.
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- Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)
- Article date:
- March 4, 2002
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Byline: Mike Conklin
CHICAGO _ The murder of the Wall Street Journal's Daniel Pearl has not provoked any wholesale changes in the way the war on terrorism is covered by U.S. news agencies. But the graphic killing of the American reporter, accompanied by the intensely personal details of his life, has raised the level of discussion among media executives about the safety of foreign correspondents as perhaps few such deaths have.
"Every time there is a death, and unfortunately there are far too many, everyone stops and takes a deep breath and mourns and wonders what it all means and what we can do," said Ann Cooper, executive director of the New York-based ...