NFL lifts ban on local tv cameras on sidelines
10 News – The 2006 restrictions did not apply to still photographers and Cochran urged the NFL to withdraw the ban on the grounds that it discriminated against television journalists and impeded the media s right to gather and disseminate public information.
Source: www.wtsp.com

Sanderson brings new design edge to Origin
Daily Telegraph – Sad loss of Cowes photographer Beken Keith Beken, the second of a world-famous three-generation family of yachting photographers, died peacefully at St Mary’s Hospital on the Isle of Wight, just one week short of what would have been his 93rd birthday
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

Bush Hears Walter Reed Woes Firsthand
Washington Post – Journalists were allowed to take pictures and watch for only a few minutes before being ushered out, though not before Bush told photographers to take pictures of Sgt. Mark Ecker’s tattoo of a naked woman. Reporters were not allowed to interview
Source: www.washingtonpost.com

Troubles pals together again
Belfast Telegraph – Seeing the Matchett picture again in the Belfast Telegraph and later at the Northern Ireland Press Photographers Association Out of the Darkness exhibition – which ends at the Ormeau Road Baths Gallery tomorrow (10am-5.30pm) – brought
Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk

S.I. Man Is Sentenced to Die for Slaying 2 Detectives
New York Times – A crowd of photographers took aim at the children. Death penalty protesters held signs. Politicians praised the decision. A passing mailman leaned against a tree and watched the spectacle. The police officers and detectives formed a long line by the
Source: www.nytimes.com

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