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...says McGinnis of CBS, "because the desperate escape made it look like NATO had no plan." But the recurring images of suffering had a secondary, and thus far more significant, impact. "The footage day after day of human misery helped to galvanize public opinion," says NBC Pentagon correspondent Jim Miklaszewski, "and perhaps just as significantly it also strengthened the resolve of NATO officials" to carry on. TIME lifestyle senior editor Richard Zoglin, a longtime television observer agrees: "The only up close and personal stuff we have seen is from the refugees. And almost all of the information on the military...
...that is perhaps one of the most important caveats to remember as television brings the Kosovo war home. "We are still not getting good full data from the military," warns TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson. NBC's Miklaszewski concurs. "They are ordering up more warplanes and reserves," he says. "So despite what they're saying, the air war is not going as successfully as they're indicating." The images, such as we see them, may be illustrative and compelling, but they are not complete. For that to happen, the cameras and the full army of TV and print journalists waiting...
...After Clinton separately walked out on three reporters who asked him about Whitewater)) "Yesterday you lost it a little bit. I don't mean you lost it, you lost your touch a little bit. You didn't handle the Miklaszewski interview | very well, you didn't handle Ann Compton's interview very well. Was it fatigue? Was it just the frustration of having it come up? I mean, why? You could have handled either one of those questions and knocked them out of the park any other night...
...Cable News Network Reporter James Allen Miklaszewski who photographed the American military advisers in El Salvador, as your article indicates [Aug. 9]. Freelance Cameraman Howard Dorf shot the videotape while working as an independent contractor for CNN in El Salvador...
...President was unhurt. In El Salvador, where CNN was outstaffed four or five to one by each of the Big Three networks, it was CNN Correspondent James Allen Miklaszewski who caused worldwide furor by photographing an American military "adviser" carrying an M-16 rifle in violation of U.S. Government policy. Satisfying as those coups were, perhaps most significant was a victory CNN won by taking the networks and the White House to court: it now has a full share in providing and receiving pool coverage of day-to-day Administration events...
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