ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff, wounded in Iraq, is being transferred to a treatment facility closer to his Westchester, N.Y. home. His recuperation is going well, but could still take months, the network says.

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The Salon blurb: Holed up in fortified compounds, at constant risk of death when they venture out, reporters in Iraq are increasingly cut off from the hideous reality outside.

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Dubya said today that the preemptive war doctrine stays: The U.S. reserves the right to attack any nation that might pose a threat to it through that nation's possession of biological, chemical or nuclear weapons....   more »

Fourteen of 19 members of the Canadian Medical Association Journal's editorial board have quit, saying they have no faith the Canadian Medical Association is serious about the issue of editorial autonomy.

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The venerable alt.weekly The Village Voice saw its acting editor depart Tuesday over a story that apparently contained some fabrications.

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The Conservative government of Australia figures now's the time to deregulate its media industries and allow more foreign ownership of newspapers and broadcasters.

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This BBC article looks at the sophisticated understanding the Iranian government has of media, its domestic and foreign strategies, and how bloggers are the biggest dissident threat despite the most sophisticated Internet filtering system this side of China.

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