Dispatch News Service

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Dispatch News Service was an American independent news agency best known for breaking investigative stories during the Vietnam War, including exposing the My Lai massacre to the wider public.

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Dispatch News Service canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American organization ⓘ
independent news agency ⓘ
news agency ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
dissolved 1970s ⓘ
distributionMethod distribution to magazines ⓘ
syndication to newspapers ⓘ
field investigative journalism ⓘ
foundedBy Daniel Lang ⓘ
Richard Dudman ⓘ
other American journalists ⓘ
hasEthos independent reporting ⓘ
investigative exposure of government misconduct ⓘ
hasNotableJournalist Seymour Hersh ⓘ
hasReputation catalyst for public awareness of My Lai massacre ⓘ
small but influential news agency ⓘ
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C. ⓘ
inception 1968 ⓘ
industry journalism ⓘ
languageOfWorkOrName English ⓘ
mainActivity news reporting ⓘ
syndication of news stories ⓘ
mediaType wire service ⓘ
notableFor breaking investigative stories during the Vietnam War ⓘ
coverage of the Vietnam War ⓘ
exposing the My Lai massacre to the wider public ⓘ
operatedDuringConflict Vietnam War ⓘ
operationalStatus defunct ⓘ
publishedWork Seymour Hersh’s first My Lai massacre story ⓘ
reportedOn My Lai massacre ⓘ
Vietnam War ⓘ
subjectOf histories of Vietnam War journalism ⓘ
studies of investigative reporting ⓘ

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My Lai massacre → mediaOutlet → Dispatch News Service ⓘ
Daniel Lang → notableWork → Dispatch News Service ⓘ