The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of Vice , an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn , New York . VBS.TV is Vice 's broadband television network . The reports , which are produced solely by Vice , reflect a very transparent approach to journalism , where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process . We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers . Abbottabad , Pakistan ( VBS.TV ) -- Since 2006 , Vice has closely followed and chronicled the growing political turmoil in Pakistan , when founder Suroosh Alvi visited the infamous gun market of Darra Adamkhel . This Webby award-winning short film precipitated another visit in 2010 , during which Vice documented a dramatic increase in regional violence and a campaign by militants to win hearts and minds after the worst flooding in the country 's history . A year later , as the country was reeling from a marked increase in terrorist violence , Alvi revisited Pakistan in the wake of its latest geopolitical shock : the killing of Osama bin Laden . Visiting the al Qaeda leader 's compound in Abbottabad , Alvi speaks to a neighbor -- a young boy who played with the children living at the bin Laden house . Alvi also travels to a university to see what undergraduates think about having lived next to America 's most wanted man for the past five years . Unsurprisingly , their concern lies less with the proximity of bin Laden than the chaos that his death has provoked . Although the controversy over whether Pakistani intelligence colluded with bin Laden has consumed American media coverage of the killing , journalists in Pakistan are busy covering the onslaught of violence that has broken out since the raid . Anti-American sentiment is running higher than ever , and this turbulent nation has larger issues than bin Laden 's death . Indeed , according to a recent YouGov poll , more than half of Pakistanis believe that the person killed in Abbottabad was n't even bin Laden . See the rest of the story at VBS.TV . Post-Osama bin Laden Pakistan has seen a dramatic spike in violent attacks from the Pakistani Taliban . In an exclusive telephone interview with a Taliban spokesman , Alvi hears first-hand about their ongoing retaliation campaign for bin Laden 's assassination , their goal to create a fundamentalist Islamic state and how they view the war in Afghanistan . Finally , Alvi revisits the Darra Adamkhei gun market , to find that an eerily quiet ghost town has replaced the teeming bazaar thanks to the Taliban 's bomb attacks , kidnappings and killings . The disintegration of the largest gun market in the world is only a microcosm of Pakistan 's instability and uncertainty . To see more of Suroosh Alvi 's visit , go to VBS.TV .
Vice has closely followed and documented the growing political turmoil in Pakistan . Vice 's Ali Alvi takes us on a tour around Osama bin Laden 's compound . Pakistan since bin Ali 's death has seen a rise in violent attacks from Pakistani Taliban .