Television and Newspaper Coverage of 9/11

9/11 TV and Newspaper Report This case study analyzes TV news reports on 11/9/01 and 11/9/2 and newspaper reports on the same date. First we will analyze newspaper coverage on 11/9/1 and 11/9/2. I read five newspapers on November 11. Three of them were tabloids, two of them were newspapers. I noticed that every newspaper used visual instructions throughout the process. These pictures are very powerful before and after the Twin Towers are surrounded by smoke and flames, people who jump out of the tower, and all the debris.

In either case, the attack is a real surprise. Americans gathered on television at 911 morning did not get shocked by the news that Americans read the newspaper on June 9, 1916. In both cases, impossible things happened: American houses were attacked by foreign enemies. The loss of life due to the 2001 attacks was much bigger. Nearly 3,000 deaths occurred in the 19/11 incident, including 19 victims and the fourth hijacked aircraft victim in the Pennsylvania accident. In contrast, when Vera attacked Columbus, only 18 Americans died - a small army in the town, 8 soldiers and 10 civilians. About 100 Willista were killed in this attack. In any case, the damage is not tactical. The loss of the World Trade Center, the destruction of the Pentagon, and the destruction of the four blocks in Columbus, New Mexico did not harm the effectiveness of US battle.

Since September 11, the news coverage and the development of American journalism have become the focus of Lisa Finnegan. Finnegan severely criticized the media since 9/11, and first showed that the media never actually sort out the facts of the case even on the first day of the attack. President Bush's visit to the high school video of Florida was a terrible scene in the morning, which was commemorated by Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" (2002), but it was noticed that Bush was about 15 minutes away It appeared, it seemed to exist forever. The students read about the attack on the 2nd tower (3ff), when and how the President received the information, how long it received and handled that information, and why we flew the whole country It was. say it. Instead of returning to Washington, the remaining time (3ff)