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An Afghan news reporter stands next to TV screens at Tolo television, owned by Saad Mohseni, the country's biggest media mogul, in Kabul July 6, 2010. Tolo (Dawn) 24 began broadcasting at a vital time in Afghanistan, with new U.S. and NATO forces commander General David Petraeus arriving to take command of the fight against a Taliban at their strongest since their 2001 overthrow. To match INTERVIEW  AFGHANISTAN /  REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: BUSINESS MEDIA) - RTR2G4VZ
An Afghan news reporter stands next to TV screens at Tolo television, owned by Saad Mohseni, the country's biggest media mogul, in Kabul July 6, 2010. Tolo (Dawn) 24 began broadcasting at a vital time in Afghanistan, with new U.S. and NATO forces commander General David Petraeus arriving to take command of the fight against a Taliban at their strongest since their 2001 overthrow. To match INTERVIEW AFGHANISTAN / REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: BUSINESS MEDIA) - RTR2G4VZ