Martin Dunn Interview on Hillsborough Coverage

The transcript discusses the media's role in covering the Hillsborough disaster, focusing on the use of close-up photographs to convey the tragedy's horror. It addresses the ethical considerations of using graphic images, the public's reaction, and the misconception of commercial motives. The role of photographers at the scene is also examined, highlighting their responsibility to document events despite the challenging circumstances.

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