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Putting News First
BBC World News's Putting News First global advertising campaigns
reaffirm the channel's newsgathering strengths and the commitment
of the teams that contribute to the channel's global news output.
The latest on-air campaign provides a unique insight into the
interconnected nature of the BBC's international newsgathering
capability, showcasing its journalistic strengths and expertise.
Viewers experience unscripted action - a slice of 'spontaneous reality' - filmed
in three countries during one week. Capturing how one angle
on a news story is analysed, shot and broadcast by the teams in Baghdad,
Washington and London, the 60- and 30- second treatments demonstrate
how the newsgathering teams report on a key subject on the news
agenda, Iraq.
The campaign clearly demonstrates the dedication and
commitment of the news teams across three countries to deliver depth
and analysis for viewers across the world, while communicating how BBC World News puts news
first.
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60" The U.S. endgame for Iraq
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30" The U.S. endgame for Iraq
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30" The human cost of war
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30" Security in Iraq
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30" Correspondents
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Four journalists recount real-life experiences,
showing the lengths to which they have gone to report for BBC World News.
BBC World News TV adverts are in
Windows Media Player.
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Matthew Price, BBC World News Correspondent, Jerusalem
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Navdip Dhariwal, BBC World News Correspondent, Delhi
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Clive Myrie, BBC World News Correspondent, Washington DC
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Katya Adler, BBC World News Correspondent, Madrid
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These press advertisements contain further real-life examples
of journalists' commitment to reporting for BBC World News in extreme circumstances.
These include Stephen Evans' visitor pass to the World Trade
Centre on September 11th 2001, and Clive Myrie's boots that were destroyed by the flood waters
in Mozambique
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Clive Myrie, Mozambique 28.02.00
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Jeremy Cooke, Boa Esperanca 14.03.05
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John Simpson, Northern Iraq 06.04.03
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Stephen Evans, New York 11.09.01
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Vaughan Smith, Serbia 05.03.98
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Fred Scott, Genoa 29.07.01
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Emily Buchanan, Zimbabwe 23.09.92
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