So who is going to publish?
Don't count on the press - well not in the UK & USA anyway.
The press have a symbiotic relationship with government bodies (White house, Pentagon etc). To get the best stories and best feedback from press liason, they know they have to play by some unwritten rules.
They know that if they get too uppity, the press liaison folk will take an extra half hour getting back to them or leak their "exclusive" to someone else.
If you play the game then that camera team you send to Iraq will get hooked up with some soldiers in the trenches so they can send back dramatic footage of rockets and tracers. Cause trouble and the camera team gets to interview soldiers washing trucks in the transport part.
No wonder that editors etc are quick to get rid of reporters like Olivia Nasr and Peter Arnett.
Remember that in USA "Freedom of Speech" has a different meaning that what you would expect it to mean. You have the right to say anything, but the government can control when, where and how - hence the existence of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_speech_zone
Of course you can say anything you want about this, but you might have to whisper quietly in a locked room after 11pm.