Pockets of Resistance

The 2003 invasion of Iraq serves as a critical case study in media and war, particularly within the context of President Bush's 'war on terror.' This analysis delves into the media's dual role, highlighting debates over its perceived bias and support for the invasion. Through comprehensive content analysis of television and press coverage, along with interviews with journalists, the work offers an authoritative examination of British news reporting on the conflict and its broader implications for media-state relations during wartime.