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Must Read: Rohde Recounts Seven Months In Captivity - Posted October 19, 2009
Four months after heroically escaping from his Taliban kidnappers, New York Times reporter David Rohde has decided to tell the story of his seven months in captivity in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Rohde's five-part series, "Held by the Taliban," debuted yesterday and will continue all week. His recollection of his kidnapping is frightening... [FishBowlNY]
Must Read: Rohde Recounts Seven Months In Captivity - Posted October 19, 2009
Four months after heroically escaping from his Taliban kidnappers, New York Times reporter David Rohde has decided to tell the story of his seven months in captivity in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Rohde's five-part series, "Held by the Taliban," debuted yesterday and will continue all week. His recollection of his kidnapping is frightening... [FishBowlNY]
NYT Public Editor Tackles Decision To Keep Rohde Kidnapping Quiet - Posted July 6, 2009
Yesterday, New York Times public editor Clark Hoyt discussed Times reporter David Rohde's kidnapping and the lengths the paper's staff took to keep the story out of the media.
Rohde has been mum about his ordeal, but Tahir Ludin, an Afghan journalist captured with Rohde and their driver, Asadullah Mangal, gave his... [FishBowlNY]
Kidnapped NYT Reporter Returns To Newsroom - Posted July 2, 2009
Kidnapped New York Times reporter David Rohde returned to the paper's newsroom yesterday where he, his wife Kristen Mulvihill and Afghan reporter Tahir Ludin were met with a standing ovation, applause and tears from the Times staff.
Although Rohde didn't give any details about his captivity, he did tell his fellow Times... [FishBowlNY]
Kidnapped NYT Reporter Returns To Newsroom - Posted July 2, 2009
Kidnapped New York Times reporter David Rohde returned to the paper's newsroom yesterday where he, his wife Kristen Mulvihill and Afghan reporter Tahir Ludin were met with a standing ovation, applause and tears from the Times staff.
Although Rohde didn't give any details about his captivity, he did tell his fellow Times... [FishBowlNY]
Kidnapped NYT Reporter's Escape Brings Press Blackout To Light - Posted June 22, 2009
Over the weekend, news broke that Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter David Rohde had escaped from captivity in Afghanistan, where he had been held for the past seven months.
The news brought relief to a community overwhelmed by stories of violence against and arrests of journalists in Iran and the... [FishBowlNY]
