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<title>Airstrike! The Pentagon simplifies media relations</title>
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<description>Should war in the Gulf commence, the Pentagon proposes to take radical new steps in media relations - &#x26;#x27;unauthorised&#x26;#x27; journalists will be shot at. Speaking on The Sunday Show on Ireland&#x26;#x27;s RTE1 last sunday veteran war reporter Kate Adie said she had been warned by a senior Pentagon official that uplinks, i.e. TV broadcasts or satellite phones, that are detected by US aircraft are likely to be fired on. Bush pere&#x26;#x27;s Iraq war featured tight control of the media, but the current administration intends to go rather further. According to Adie (who, overseas readers should be aware, is effectively a...</description>
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