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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instanceOf American organization
independent news agency
news agency
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: 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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