
Media In Terror
by Muhammad Adeel Javaid
348 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781470002657
About
The book is a unique research work on false flag terror which is perpetrated by the mass media and undertakes a deep study based on Case Learning Model and suggests the ways in which the media should cover terrorism activities and defines the Do's and Don'ts for covering such events. The book also reveals certain hidden aspects of 9/11 attack media coverage as well as hidden truths of the media coverage of Iraq, Mumbai, Madrid attacks and War on Gaza. The book is an attempt to show that with no other means to see a world beyond how far one can travel, media is crucial to bringing the greater world closer to home but journalism is no more about the truth; it is just about economic interests and the dogmas of policies. It is therefore, when media fails to do its job, what's created is a world much more exaggerated and black-and-white than is truly the case. Until the world can be represented accurately and moderately, we have to continually live in this hyperbole.
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