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Lawson, Linda – 1985
A study was conducted to compare coverage of the United States invasion of Grenada provided by the Third World news agency Inter Press Service (IPS) during October and November 1984, with that provided by the "New York Times." The study instrument tested the direction, themes, sources quoted, and location of the stories. The theme…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Content Analysis, Credibility, Developing Nations
Warden, Michael L. – 1988
Exclusion of the press from the first days of the American invasion of Grenada dramatically brought into focus the fundamental conflict between the military's need for secrecy and the press's need to publish information. From the viewpoint of the press, the decision to exclude reporters from the island until the third day of the invasion denied…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Freedom of Information, Government Role, Intervention
