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May 19 2009 8:26 AM

New Safety Code for Australian News Media

By Cait McMahon

A code to protect the safety of media professionals was launched yesterday at the "Reporting Wars: Challenges and Responsibilities" conference in Sydney, Australia. More »
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May 4 2004

BBC's Ray Accepts the Distinguished Media Leadership Award

At an April 14 ceremony in New York City, Vin Ray, the British Broadcasting Corporation's Deputy Head of Newsgathering, accepted the Dart Center's Distinguished Media Leadership Award, given to the BBC in recognition of the network's pioneering efforts to provide trauma training and support to staff involved in war coverage.

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