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The Economics of War Reporting The Economics of War Reporting
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Problems in Poland Problems in Poland
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Breakthrough in Finland Breakthrough in Finland
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Suffering in the Soviet Union Suffering in the Soviet Union
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From Phony War to Total War From Phony War to Total War
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Notes Notes
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7 Reporting Reconnaissance to the Public: A Comparative Analysis of Canadian and American Strategies
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1 Learning and Adapting: The American Media and the “Phony War,” September 1939–April 1940
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Published:April 2023
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Abstract
The Phony War period was a time of adjustment and learning for American news organizations. As fighting flared in Poland and then Finland, they had to grapple with changes to communication flows and cable costs, while working out how to cover Blitzkrieg battles that moved much faster than the trench stalemate of the last war. Based on an array of previously untapped archival sources, this chapter looks at the challenges and opportunities faced at all levels of the media, from editors and bureau chiefs to war correspondents. It argues that their responses were important not just for shaping America’s knowledge of the first battles of World War II, but also for the legacy they left, which was then built on when the United States entered the conflict two years later.
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