Assignment 2, IS290-1New(s) Media

Mary Hodder

# of Cites All Cited Sources, direct or indirect

14 Incumbent presidents

11 Head of Departments at US Federal Level

37 Other Federal Officials

52 Other World Leaders, including those leaders of terrorist groups

22 Foreign govt. security agencies

13 Other Foreign govt. members

4 Leaders of NGO’s or other International Organizations

2 Professionals

3 Academics

7 Business and Labor Leaders

4 Other Knowns

8 Average citizens

Article Title	date		Author & Affiliation		Direct cites & Affiliation		Indirect cites & Affiliation
Instead of Dessert, It Was Clinton at Waldorf http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/05/international/05CLIN.html	February 5, 2002		By TODD S. PURDUM and DAVID E. SANGER		Bill Clinton, Founder, William Jefferson Clinton Foundation Questioners, World Economic Forum Shimon Peres, Foreign Minister, Israel Theodore Zeldin, Professor		Announcer at dinner before World Economic Forum in Daniel Foodies who lingered at Boulud or Daniel
Global Forum: Sharing Viewpoints http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/04/international/04FORU.html	February 4, 2002		By SERGE SCHMEMANN		one repeat participant, World Economic Forum another participant, a fiery European labor leader at the World Economic Forum Neil Kearney, the general secretary of the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation Klaus Schwab, the founder and organizer of the annual gatherings Senator Clinton Zbigniew Brzezinski, the national security adviser under President Jimmy Carter, George Soros, the billionaire Shimon Peres, Israeli foreign minister King Abdullah of Jordan, a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad Bono, the singer for the rock group U2, Composer and Singer, Principal Management, Ireland Grigory A. Yavlinsky, a Russian parlimentary leader		some participants, World Economic Forum protesters, World Economic Forum a panel of religious leaders leaders of Malaysia, Jordan and Russia Many speakers, especially religious leaders and often politicians All Muslims present foreign participants
Al Qaeda Still Able to Strike U.S., Head of C.I.A. Says http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/07/international/07INTE.html	February 7, 2002		By JAMES RISEN		George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence Dale Watson , The counterterrorism chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation		Central Intelligence Agency Senate Select Committee on Intelligence other intelligence officials Osama bin Laden President Bush government of Saddam Hussein North Korea, the third member of Mr. Bush's "axis,"
U.S. Releasing 27 Captured in Raid http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/07/international/asia/07MILI.html		February 7, 2002		By ERIC SCHMITT and THOM SHANKER		American forces in Afghanistan The Pentagon Donald H. Rumsfeld , Defense Secretary Col. Rick Thomas, a spokesman for the Central Command in Tampa, Fla Senior Pentagon officials An intelligence official Two senior Pentagon officials Villagers near the compound where most of the people died	Pentagon officials, Officials officials of the Afghan Interim Authority Gen. Tommy R. Franks, head of Central Command Investigators, Pentagon
Terror Acts by Baghdad Have Waned, U.S. Aides Say http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/06/international/middleeast/06INTE.html		February 6, 2002		By JAMES RISEN		The Central Intelligence Agency Officials, CIA United States intelligence officials American intelligence officials C.I.A. report President Bush	American intelligence officials Senior American intelligence officials President Hussein American and Middle Eastern intelligence agencies
Tehran Says U.S. Should Offer Assistance, Not Accusations http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/06/international/middleeast/06IRAN.html		February 6, 2002		By NEIL MacFARQUHAR		Kamal Kharrazi, The Iranian foreign minister Iranian officials President Bush Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense Official Iranian news agency, IRNA Abdullah Ramezanzadeh , The new Iranian government spokesman Iran, the Iranian government	Washington Both Iranian officials and Western diplomats based here, Iran Other foreign ministry officials
Toe Rings, Rave Music and India (Just for Israelis) http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/07/international/asia/07GOA.html		February 7, 2002		By SOMINI SENGUPTA		Shira Agasi, a serious, bespectacled woman of 21 who had traversed the Israeli circuit in India, from Manali in the north to Varanasi in the east to here, since finishing a two-year stint in the intelligence division of the Israeli Air Force Riki Levy, 20, friend of Shira Agasi Dov Steinberg, Israeli consul general in Bombay Lior Naveh, 25, a native of the Tel Aviv area A. B. Yehoshua, author of "Return to India"	the revelers here on Israeli Beach Israelis Indians
Muslims Feel Sept. 11 Chill as Mecca Plays It Safe http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/05/international/middleeast/05SAUD.html		February 5, 2002		By ELAINE SCIOLINO,		Saudis a French fingerprinting firm that does work for the United States Postal Service and the New York Police Department Saudi government Rudolph Saleh, a Lebanese who is in charge of the eye-scanning devices Osama bin Laden and others who support him Authorities in the Ministry of Pilgrimage and Endowments and in civil aviation, Iran Sami Magboul, director general of King Abdul Aziz International Airport in Jidda A foreign diplomat who is also a Muslim Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran The government Dr. Fouad Angawi, a historian of the hajj whose family has worked as an official organizer for generations one soldier, from airport security A Saudi soldier a 50-year-old Indian woman who had just arrived from London with her son and his wife an Egyptian pilgrim (female)
Tempted by Oil, Russia Draws Ever Closer to Iraq http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/03/international/middleeast/03RUSS.html		February 3, 2002		By MICHAEL WINES		President Bush Leonid Fedun, vice president for development at Lukoil, Russia's biggest oil company, oversees a 23- year contract to develop Iraq's West Qurna oil field United States two nations that have jointly pledged to stem the spread of terror, Russia and the US Andrei Kozyrev, former President Boris N. Yeltsin's first foreign minister and one of the United States' more consistent supporters here Eugene B. Rumer, a State Department policy strategist in the Clinton administration who is now a Russia scholar at the National Defense University in Washington The Kremlin Russia Iraq Baghdad Alexei V. Mitrofanov, a member of Parliament from Mr. Zhirinovsky's Liberal Democratic Party Igor S. Ivanov, Russia's foreign minister Dmitri Trenin, a top expert on Russian foreign policy at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Moscow	Some Russians American experts American strategists
Palestinian Attack Kills 3, and Israel Responds Swiftly http://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/07/international/middleeast/07MIDE.html		February 7, 2002		By JAMES BENNET		Ariel Sharon, Israeli prime minister Security officials; one official Residents of the settlement The militant group Hamas Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader The bus driver The police Brig. Gen. Gershon Yitzhak Gideon Meir, the Foreign Ministry spokesman	Palestinian militants Palestinian officials Mr. Arafat's Palestinian Authority