Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Yuri Kozyrev
has a new book coming out in the spring, “Iraq - The
Full Story” and Schilt Publishing has a blurb about it
in their new brochure:
Yuri
Kozyrev
Texts by Brian Bennet and Michael Ware
Iraq – The Full
Story
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
This morning
on Reliable
Sources, Howard Kurtz weighed in
on the controversy that has sprung up in the
blogosphere since the Brisbane
Times article that focused on
CNN’s decision not to air Michael’s footage of the 2007
incident that still haunts him. Here is the clip:
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Once again,
many thanks to Morpium for getting this to me:
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Saturday, September 18, 2010
ABC has the
preview for Part 2 up on their site, check it
out here.
And the Brisbane
Times has an article about it:
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Many, many
thanks to Morpium for getting this to me so quickly. As
can be imagined, it is a massive file, so I have cut it
into several parts for easier viewing:
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Many, many
thanks to Morpium for sending these screengrabs!
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
IT was somewhere on the outskirts of Gardez, in eastern
Afghanistan, that I realised just how much the Michael
Ware I knew had changed.
As I sat in a battered minivan speaking on a satellite
phone to an editor back in Australia, a particularly
filthy and angry-looking Afghan kept pounding on the
windows.
To the terror of my translators and driver, the Afghan
began screaming foul insults in Pashtu, and making
threatening gestures.
"Tell him to get lost," I told my translator, who
tried, but shrank back into his seat after receiving a
few more glares from the intruder.
As I looked with mounting concern at the thug's
broken-nosed features, I detected a smirk and suddenly
realised this grubby, bearded apparition, clad in
traditional salwar kameez, pakul hat and broken
sandals, was the reporter I had sat next to years
earlier at Brisbane's Courier-Mail. "As-salamu alaykum
(peace be upon you)," he said with a
laugh.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Gail
and Len Ware often spoke to their war correspondent
son, Michael, as battles raged around him.
Their
son, now 41, made a name for himself in major war zones
around the world after leaving suburban Brisbane for
big-time news reporting with Time magazine and the
television network CNN.
But
for his parents, of the outer-Brisbane suburb of Ferny
Grove, his rise to stardom gave them many sleepless
nights.
‘‘Our
nightmare was Michael’s dream,’’ Mrs Ware said.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Here is the
promo airing for Australian Story. Clips from several
of his early reports from Afghanistan, most of which we
haven’t seen before or have a single still from. Also
some family video. Amazing stuff.
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Monday, September 06, 2010
Michael will be
featured on the Aussie ABC program Australian
Story next week. Here’s the blurb
from their website:
Michael Ware's fearless reporting from the world's
deadliest war zones has made him a star on US
television.
He’s a regular on the big American talk shows, but
his jaw dropping exploits are little known at
home...
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