>They have showned pictures and they will not reveal secret informations, but they cannot publish any pictures or information they want. If a tank miss a shot and it's missile hit an hospital, the military won't let the reporter publish that information. They will only let out what will not hurt the U.S. citizen support for the war. Remember the photo of a little vietnamese girl crying because she was burned with napalm by an U.S. attack in the Vietanm war? That won't be published again (not from an U.S. reporter anyway).
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>The reporters I am referring to are in Bagdad and elsewhere in the country. Some are "embedded".

I don't see how the military can stop it. Many of these reporters show and tell their stories live over videophones on FoxNews, CNN, and MSNBC. You can also look at www.reuters.com. I just came across it, and was surprised by the amount of video there, including some from reporters with Iraqi troops.