Lack of Foreign Resources Plagued U.S. Mumbai Coverage
Broadcasting & Cable, December 3, 2008
By Marisa Guthrie
As terrorists descended last week on Mumbai, the staffs at American TV news organizations scrambled to mobilize resources and personnel, underscoring the effects of deep cuts in foreign news operations. The dearth of reliable information on U.S. television about the three-day conflict was obvious.
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