>>Chris, listen carefully next times you see such stuff. It is ALL vetted by military. Battle scenes are NEVER "live". Again, sometimes the reporter will be honest enough to say something like 'we have obscured their faces by request' or 'we have been asked to edit out the signals themselves' and stuff like that. They want you to THINK it's ALL LIVE, but most by far is NOT. CERTAINLY NO fighting scenes!
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>Jim, I do not know what you are talking about. I have seen multiple reports by videophone, sometimes in the middle of the night using nightscopes, and having "Live" in the upper corner. On FoxNews, CNN, and MSNBC. I can hear the guns going off and explosions. The news anchors will cut away from who they are speaking with in the studio to go to a reporter live in the field from a videophone.

As I said, mine is restricted to CNN and CBC and it is CNN that I have on most by far [MSNBC and Fox News are not available here].
Having it on all day these things are easy to notice. There is great sloppiness with that "live" or "earlier" notation too. Often I've seen BOTH on the same image!