One-hour radio discussion on Open Source: 'Abu Ghraib, Take Two': July 26, 2004- July 29, 2005 The world was shocked when the first photos were revealed. Now the ACLU is fighting the Bush administration for public release of a more gruesome set this time with videos. We seem to be living in an age where...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/onehour_radio_d.html Why the Pentagon Is Blocking Release of Remaining 87 Abu Ghraib Images: July 23, 2005- July 27, 2005 So what is shown on the 87 photographs and four videos from Abu Ghraib prison that the Pentagon, in an eleventh hour move, blocked from release this weekend One clue: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress last year, after viewing...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/why_the_pentago.html Government Refuses to Release New Abu Ghraib Photos: July 22, 2005- July 23, 2005 Today was the day the government was supposed to process and redact photographs and videos relating to the abuse and torture of prisoners held abroad. Raising new arguments on the eve of its deadline, the United States government refused to...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/government_refu.html Why Few Graphic Images From Iraq Make It To U.S. Papers: July 18, 2005- July 19, 2005 In May, the Los Angeles Times released a survey revealing how few photographs of wounded or dead American service members in Iraq were appearing in U.S. publications. Newspaper editors seemed to agree that one primary obstacle was logistical: Given the...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/why_few_graphic.html Iraq War Fatalities: July, 2005- July 8, 2005 Iraq War Fatalities is a chart of the US and coalition military fatalities that have occurred in the war in Iraq since the onset. The animation runs at ten frames per second with a single black dot indicating the geographic...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/iraq_war_fatali.html Not A Pretty Picture Village Voice: May 17, 2005- July 7, 2005 History, Hegel said, is a slaughterhouse. And war is how the slaughter is carried out. If we believe that the present war in Iraq is just and necessary, why do we shrink from looking at the damage it wreaks Why...http://www.camerairaq.com/2005/07/not_a_pretty_pi.html |