Last week, the Pentagon bought exclusive rights to the satellite images from a company named Space Imaging, effectively blocking media access to satellite pictures of Afghanistan. Bob talks to John Pike, founder of globalsecurity.com, a nonprofit group that helps media analyze satellite images.
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