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Busselton Dunsborough Mail
December 12, 2008
Phillip Knightley's 1997 memoir A Hack's Progress travels much of the territory traversed by Sayle in real life, and Knightley believes A Crooked Sixpence ...
Sydney Morning Herald
December 12, 2008
Phillip Knightley's 1997 memoir A Hack's Progress travels much of the territory traversed by Sayle in real life, and Knightley believes A Crooked Sixpence ...
Herald Sun
November 28, 2008
Protestants were knee-capped in side streets and you were likely to pick up more intelligence in a pub. Not that there was much intelligence to be seen in ...
Journalism.co.uk
November 26, 2008
... digital age should not underestimate the importance of 'off-the-street' whistle-blowing,
investigative journalist and author
Phillip Knightley has said. ...
Peninsula On-line
November 11, 2008
Whether or not the picture was posed was notably raised by
Phillip Knightley in his 1975 book on war
correspondents "The First Casualty". ...
Malaysia Star
November 11, 2008
Whether or not the picture was posed was notably raised by
Phillip Knightley in his 1975 book on war
correspondents "The First Casualty". ...
Reuters
November 11, 2008
Whether or not the picture was posed was notably raised by
Phillip Knightley in his 1975 book on war
correspondents "The First Casualty. ...
Al-Arabiya
October 13, 2008
It is hard not to despair. *Published in the
UAE's KHALEEJ TIMES on October 13, 2008.
Phillip Knightley is a veteran British journalist and commentator.
Times Online
October 11, 2008
Rumours that the death was staged began to circulate after the
Second World War, and came to public attention with
Phillip Knightley's 1975 book The First ...
guardian.co.uk
September 27, 2008
The first doubts were raised by journalist
Phillip Knightley, in his book on media and
Propaganda war, The First Casualty, in which he alleged that Capa had ...
Times Online
September 20, 2008
The doubters were led by Phillip Knightley, the journalist who, working for The Sunday Times in 1975, wrote a book, The First Casualty. ...
Sydsvenskan
September 3, 2008
Enligt
Phillip Knightley var Kosovokriget 1999 det första "perfekta" kriget ur militärmaktens perspektiv. Det första då
USA och
NATO verkligen lyckades få ...
Khaleej Times
August 29, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (ONE MAN'S VIEW) The Olympics are over, the tumult and the shouting have died, the
Athletes won or lost and the spirit of friendship ...
Media Guardian
August 15, 2008
Phillip Knightley considers it the best ever novel on journalism, and it's certainly one of the best, up there with Waugh's Scoop and Frayn's Towards the ...
Khaleej Times
August 2, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) READERS of British newspapers have been enjoying a bitter, foul-language dispute between the
journalists who write ...
MaximsNews Network
July 31, 2008
Khaleej Times
July 19, 2008
BY Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) With the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights coming up in December, I've been reading about ...
Khaleej Times
July 5, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) The dispute over who was to blame for the fact that
Pakistan developed an atomic bomb in secret has received fresh ...
Allmediascotland
July 2, 2008
One day, in July 1977, a bright young journalist from The Scotsman came to do an interview. Julie Davidson wrote a polished and, I assume, incisive, ...
Khaleej Times
June 20, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) It took an Italian journalist to point out to me just how much
the US foreign policy is heavily influenced by the myth ...
The Monthly
June 2, 2008
In 1939 Burchett returned home and became a journalist. During the war, he worked as a correspondent for several newspapers in
Australia and
Britain, ...
Khaleej Times
June 6, 2008
The Monthly
June 2, 2008
In 1939 Burchett returned home and became a journalist. During the war, he worked as a correspondent for several newspapers in
Australia and
Britain, ...
Khaleej Times
May 23, 2008
BY Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) Just when it looks as if the scandal surrounding corrupt payments over Saudi arms deals has finally been put to rest, ...
New York Times
May 17, 2008
As the author Phillip Knightley clearly shows in "The First Casualty," truth is the initial victim of war. We are seeing that it is also the first to fall ...
ic Wales
May 17, 2008
In his influential work on the history of war reporting, The First Casualty, Phillip Knightley wrote that during World War One more lies were told than in ...
Khaleej Times
May 6, 2008
BY Phillip Knightley AS ONE who has always believed that the secret intelligence world has perpetrated one of the great confidence tricks of our age ...
Khaleej Times
April 17, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man' View) WHEN, in the aftermath of 9/11,
George W. Bush was mobilising the nation for revenge, he said, "If you're not with us, ...
Khaleej Times
April 9, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) CATALOGUES from Western publishing houses are already offering books about the Coalition's defeat in
Iraq. ...
Times Online
April 5, 2008
Yes, in short," said the author
Phillip Knightley, who grew up in
Australia but has long lived in
London. "You'd never get away with using f*** in public in ...
Khaleej Times
March 22, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One man's view) WHAT has happened to the
war in Iraq? On the fifth anniversary of the invasion by the Coalition of the Willing ...
Independent
March 17, 2008
He and
Phillip Knightley inspired me to join a
profession that is still a force for immense good in the world. I went to his house, to meet his then partner ...
Khaleej Times
February 24, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's World) THIS is the story of identical twins, Jennifer and June Gibbons, the
daughters of a West Indian couple who had come ...
PRESS TV
February 3, 2008
Writing in the
UK newspaper The Observer, a matter of weeks after coalition forces invaded
Iraq in 2003,
Phillip Knightley said: "I believe that the ...
Khaleej Times
January 25, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley BACK in the 1950s, someone in the
CIA got the bright idea that the agency should look more closely at better ways of manipulating ...
Khaleej Times
January 4, 2008
BY
Phillip Knightley (One Man's View) THE old dispute between novelists and
journalists about what they do - the similarities and the differences - is again ...
The Age
December 8, 2007
To quote distinguished Australian journalist Phillip Knightley, the finest chronicler of the espionage game this country has produced, the whole spying game ...
HoldTheFrontPage.co.uk
November 20, 2007
by tamlyn jones a group of indian journalist is getting a unique insight into the british media through a university scholarship programme. the 12 writers ...
Media Guardian
November 12, 2007
They include Andrew Gilligan, the BBC reporter fired after the "sexed-up" dossier dramas; Phillip Knightley, author of the excellent war reporting book The ...
Khaleej Times
November 3, 2007
BY
Phillip Knightley THE Western media seems to have given up on reporting the
war in Iraq and what reporting there is seems tired and jaded. ...
