A mass deconstruction

Article Abstract:

A satirical piece is presented in which embedded journalists in Iraq perform a concert. Media members from all countries must sing in unison to present a unified front to the world. A quiz on world events also discusses Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and George W. Bush's doctrine of pre-emptive defense.

United States, International politics, Military policy, Bush, George W., Weapons of mass destruction, Embedded journalists, Preemption (Military doctrine)

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The main campaign

Article Abstract:

Economists predict that if the war in Iraq is short, it will not have a tremendous effect on the global economy. Power shifts in the Middle East and a U.S. push for globalization will have more long-term importance for world markets.

Economic aspects, Wars, War, War economy, Global economy

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Two good legs, all fours better

Article Abstract:

The world's business publishing industry is adept at pointing out current and future trends that may already be apparent to most of the general public. A humorous look at the reporting of business trends is presented.

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Publishing, Publishing Industries, Publishing industry, Statistical Data Included, Economic forecasting, Journalism

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