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By Tabinda Naeem
Washington
14 August 2008

Since the war in Iraq has brought new dangers to journalists who are being targeted by extremists.  A third of the 90 journalists killed in 2007 died in Iraq
The war in Iraq has brought new dangers to journalists who are being targeted by extremists - A third of the 90 journalists killed in 2007 died in Iraq
Journalists killed in the pursuit of news are being honored at Washington's newly opened Newseum, a museum dedicated to the news industry. 

The memorial is a towering wall of photographs and brief biographies of fallen journalists. 

For producer Tabinda Naeem, Ruth Reader explores the exhibit and what it takes to be a journalist in dangerous areas of the world.

 
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