Backspin

AP and Reuters photographers attended the same Hamas rally in Hebron and captured nearly identical

The Boston Globe reports that Hezbollah is trying to seize more political power in Lebanon:

A BBC exec told the Sunday Telegraph that the news service wouldn’t rule out the

In the International Herald-Tribune, Patrick Seale (pictured) looks at IDF security operations in Gaza and

The Washington Times details the mind-boggling extent Hezbollah went to hide among civilians: Long before

Is the BBC’s culture of political correctness cracking? The Evening Standard reports a startlingly frank

In the Northern Star of Northern Illinois U., Alex Ketay offers the most cogent defense

Emilio Morenatti, the kidnapped AP photographer was freed by his captors.

* Jerusalem Post columnist Caroline Glick comments on France 2 TV’s defamation suit against Philippe

AP reports that one of it’s photographers, Emilio Morenatti, was kidnapped in Gaza today. So

The Australian Broadcasting Corp. is facing up to bias in coverage. And the Australian Jewish

Philippe Karsenty isn’t the only person having a headache with the French media and justice

Is there a disconnect between media coverage of Mideast violence and ethnic violence in France?

Solomonia wonders if Lebanese fauxtography has left photojournalists in denial. Case in point: Tyler Hicks

It’s Almost Supernatural interviewed Paula Slier, one of several reporters, commentators and analysts blacklisted from

Top BBC News officials recently held what was supposed to be a secret “impartiality summit.”

The French weekly, L’Express, managed to quote verbatim from the judge’s ruling before the decision

Nidra Poller reports from Paris that Philippe Karsenty was found liable and fined for “insulting”