The missing include four from Al Jazeera, two from Agence France-Presse and one from Getty Images.
T played video from Al Jazeera on her computer.
The networks agreed not to run raw footage of Al Qaeda statements as they are broadcast by the Al Jazeera network from Qatar, which appears to be Mr. bin Laden's preferred conduit for communicating with the world.
"No one has the right to exploit current events in order to impose a fait accompli," Maliki said Wednesday, according to an Al Jazeera report from Irbil, the Kurdistan capital.
When American officials asked Sheikh Hamad to stop al-Jazeera from giving terrorists a voice, he politely reminded them that for years they had been nagging Arab governments to open up their media.
But the launch of al-Jazeera from Qatar in 1996 prompted the birth of other, freer, local channels, such as Saudi-backed al-Arabiya, out of Dubai, and Abu Dhabi TV.
In a telephone interview with Al-Jazeera from an undisclosed location in Sweden on Sunday, Assange, who is an Australian national, said authorities had reached "the height of irresponsibility" and believes he was the target of a smear campaign.
Ms. Soto said she views D.J.-ing for such a diverse audience as a defiantly political act, and frequently peppers sound clips from the Al Jazeera news network, audio from the riots in Egypt and sound pings from submarines into her sets.
That video was included in an Al Jazeera English report from Swat in July 2010.
World Book Publishing, a 75-year-old publisher based in Beirut, Lebanon, sent letters seeking to sell the English rights to a book of Mr. bin Laden's statements to the Al Jazeera TV network from 1998 and 2001.
But Adam Akary of Al Jazeera English tweeted from the Ismailia hotel, used by several journalists, describing his experience of the raid there.
