television broadcasting of news

A collection of thirteen essays that offers varying perspectives on the debate over cameras being allowed in courtrooms.

A biography of the multimillionaire media pioneer, creator of the Cable News Network, champion yachtsman, and founder of environmental and humanitarian organizations.

A guide to helping children and teenagers deal with the frightening images and stories featured on the news that explores the problems that led to many world tragedies.

An introduction to television news broadcasting that discusses who reports the news, how it is tracked, and how news is broadcast.

A guide to helping children and teenagers deal with the frightening images and stories featured on the news that explores the problems that led to many world tragedies.

Recounts the details of thirty-eight significant events of the twentieth century, each with from-the-scene photographs; and features two compact discs that contain over two hours of audio from the events as they were broadcast live.

Discusses how technology has advanced the speed at which news information is released but has also increased the difficulty to separate fact, opinion, and speculation; and features interviews with Tom Brokaw, Arianna Huffington, Jim Lehrer, and others.

The creator of 60 minutes describes what happens during the program and behind the scenes.

Depicts how a typical television news broadcast is planned, put together, and presented.