Is there a “culture of silence” about how covering crime, war, and accidents impacts journalists? What does it take to make mainstream media pay attention to violence in far-off places? How widespread is PTSD amongst reporters? In this feature article for JournalismEthics.ca, Anna AbouZeid finds some interesting answers at a recent University of Western Ontario conference, Journalism in a Violent World.
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