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Citizen's Rights in Broadcasting, Afternoon session
Video comes of age. Oct 26, 1970
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Citizen's Rights in Broadcasting, Hotel Americana
A call for broadcasting to be accessible to everyone regardless of race, creed or color. Oct 26, 1970
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Chet Huntley on Journalism and His New Radio Program
Veteran newsman discusses the profession of journalism and expressing judgement. Aug 21, 1970
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Eric Sevareid Speculates What Elmer Davis Might Think About the Politics of the Day
If Davis were alive, how he might comment on the Vietnam war, protests and government. Apr 29, 1970
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John Chancellor speaks at an IRTS Luncheon
John Chancellor speaks at an International Radio and Television Society (IRTS) Luncheon. He discusses changes in the field of journalism and, with the increasing globalization of medi... Oct 18, 1967
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American Newspaper Publisher's Association Luncheon with General William Westmoreland
General Westmoreland responds to the accuracy of the media coverage, and the perception by the american public, to the Vietnam War. Apr 24, 1967
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Pulitzer Prize on its 50th Anniversary with Aaron Copland, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., James B. Rustin, Robert Penn Warren and Archibald McLeish
The Pulitzer celebrates its 50th Anniversary with Aaron Copland, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., James B. Reston, Robert Penn Warren and Archibald McLeish. May 10, 1966
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Seymour Siegel on WNYC-TV and the Future of UHF Television
Siegel discusses developments in UHF Television and All Channel Broadcasting. May 9, 1963
