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The Global Eye: 1989-1997
The Gulf War demonstrates the global nature of television news, and how its presence can shape the events it witnesses. As new global news titans vie for network supremacy, the world news is shown to be changing fundamentally. The question of whether...(more details) |
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Inventing Television News: 1946-1959
At first, no one knew quite what to do with the television news, until radio news veterans introduced controversial subjects such as racial segregation. Then the public began watching in droves. The Senate anti-communist hearings conducted by Senator...(more details) |
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History Through a Lens: 1894-1919
This program traces the beginnings of the filmed-news industry from the development of the movie camera by the Lumiere brothers in 1895. Within ten years, cutthroat news companies were in competition throughout the world. First seen at vaudeville sho...(more details) |
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The Powers That Be: 1960-1975
By the early 1960s, television had become the dominant source of news in North America. The ubiquitous medium had changed all of the equations in the democratic process by providing publicity for the forces of protest and political opposition. It is ...(more details) |
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Eyes of the World: 1919-1945
At first, Hollywood studios presented sanitized news, as if the Great Depression or a growing Nazi threat did not exist. Soon, however, the newsreel was revolutionized by March of Time, the theater newsreel program which established the standards sti...(more details) |
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