Selling War

This book is the first collection of essays to explore the changing relationships between war media and the public from a multidisciplinary perspective and over an extended historical period. It is also the first textbook for students in this field discussing a wide range of theoretical concepts and methodological tools for analysing the nature of these relationships. Shedding new light on conflicts spanning from World War I through the so-called War on Terror the contributors explore the roles of traditional media war blogs and eyewitness reporting; of war correspondents and embedded journalism; and of propaganda wartime public relations and information warfare.