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• Saudi media and propaganda
  ...ment of Saudi interests in Lebanon with Lebanese Christian businessmen and journalists. ...rture from Iraq, the US administrator [[Paul Bremer]] put two ''Al-Hayat'' journalists, [[Jalal al-Mashta]] and Dhari, in charge of Iraqi radio and television.<re
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• European Policy Centre
  ...mer directors-general and a vice president of the [[European Commission]], journalists from newspapers such as ''Le Monde'' and the ''Financial Times'', corporate ...Buck]] Director General, [[BUSINESSEUROPE]] | [[Gijs de Vries]] Former EU Counter-terrorism Coordinator | [[Alan Dukes]] Former Director General, [[Institute of Europe
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 6: The Economic League goes to War
  ...nstantly studying German re-armament, and I know that at least two British journalists in Berlin are supplying him with information."
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  *Confidential files were leaked to sympathetic journalists, including of course [[Chapman Pincher]]. ...democracy. They were taken to the cleaners. Writing seven years later two journalists from ''The Times'', [[Nicholas Whapshot]] and [[George Brock]], summed up T
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 9: Spies at Work
  ...ntelligence services repeated use of judicious leaks, generally to trusted journalists and authors, of secret information with a view to manipulating domestic pub Until 1969 the League denied all suggestions by journalists that it operated a blacklist. But in October of that year the League's "Pub
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 10: 'The Need for a Change of Direction'
  ...aspects of the Economic League he became a ready source of information for journalists keeping the League in the newspapers and on television, and for the MPs tak
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• News Corporation: Corporate Crimes
  ...London editors on the move at a meeting in New York on 10th February 1985. Journalists however are not known for their ability to keep secrets and only a month la
  29 KB (4,671 words) - 08:08, 22 March 2007
• Sawyer-Miller Group
  ...ht the reprinting rights to the article and sent thousands of copies to US Journalists and Embassies. Sawyer/Miller group regularly use the American press to dist
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• Iraqi National Congress
  ...rticle reported that the INC worked with General [[Wayne Downing]], a Bush counter-terrorism adviser, on a plan for the military overthrow of Saddam Hussein that at the *[[Paul Moran]] - One of the journalists used to plant INC stories.
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• Office of Strategic Influence
  ...or Policy [[Douglas Feith]] and co-ordinated its work with the White House counter-terrorism office run by General [[Wayne A. Downing]], who had previously been in char ...the station's daily broadcast . . . [and] identify the biases of specific journalists and potentially obtain an understanding of their allegiances, including the
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• Jeffrey Goldberg
  ...stablished his lack of credibility. Burke's claim was also echoed by other journalists: ...ais'', 10 September 2010</ref> The interview has also been treated by some journalists. Washington Post blogger Ezra Klein writes:
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• Irving Libby
  ...se 'superiors' in the summer of 2003 to disclose classified information to journalists to defend the [[Bush administration]]'s use of pre-war intelligence in maki ...earlier encouraged and authorized him to share classified information with journalists to build public support for going to war. Later, after the war began in 200
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• Dean Godson
  ...According to Tom Bower, Godson was one of a group of "chosen intellectual journalists", who welcomed Black's interference with the Telegraph's editorial policies ...-style hat, is still turning up at the office, to the bemusement of fellow journalists. 'He was definitely booted out but he has either not noticed or he's coming
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• Counterterrorism Blog
  ...tates quite openly that its purpose is to support research which will help counter-terrorism replace anti-communism as an alternative ideology in the post-Cold War era. ...new and emerging forms of media, such as bloggers and independent embedded journalists.<ref>Counterterrorism Foundation [http://counterterrorism-foundation.org Mi
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• Brian Jenkins
  ...ention to the terrorists' cause. The conference led to public criticism of journalists and news organisations by the British Home Office Minister and former journ
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• National Strategy Information Center
  ...ional Terrorism": The Propaganda War, which detailed the media outlets and journalists involved in the campaign and their working relationship with US and other i ...so has generated and published considerable documentation about the use of journalists, foreign correspondents, scholars, and many types of nonpolitical associati
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• International Media Intelligence Analysis
  ...d 20 December 2007) </ref> Réalité EU describes it as follows: 'provides journalists with specialised information on Israel, Middle East and terrorism related i ...liament on terrorism issues. Barrett said, “Having spoken to a number of journalists and asking them questions -- would your paper be prepared to publish these
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• Simon Barrett
  ...10pt">'''About Réalité'''<p>REALITE-EU is a website and e-newsletter for journalists, leaders and key analysts that focus on developments in and around the Midd
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• Réalité EU
  ...ibution of approved material appearing in the media, and through directing journalists to approved 'expert sources'. As regards the former the website has section <p>Claude Moniquet is an expert on counter-terrorism and extremism and a specialist on Near and Middle East issues. He is the di
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• Peter Neumann
  ...on consisting of former government officials, academics, think-tankers and journalists). The conference was held in Madrid in March 2005 and was according to Neum *[[Center on Global Counter-Terrorism Cooperation]], a project of the [[Fourth Freedom Forum]], Advisor<ref>http:
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