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• Edward R. Murrow
  '''Edward R. Murrow''' (1908-1965) is considered one of the founders of broadcast journalism. [
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• Edward R. Murrow/Approval
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• Edward R. Murrow/Definition
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• Edward R. Murrow/Related Articles
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• Peter Jennings/Related Articles
  *[[Edward R. Murrow]]
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• Edward R. Murrow
  '''Edward R. Murrow''' (1908-1965) is considered one of the founders of broadcast journalism. [
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• William Rugh/Definition
  Edward R. Murrow Visiting Professor of Public Diplomacy at the Fletcher School of Tufts Univ
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• William Shirer
  ...n correspondent for the Universal News Service, which shut down in 1937. [[Edward R. Murrow]], then heading the European staff of [[CBS News]], put him in their Vienna
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• Edward R. Murrow/Related Articles
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• Reporting news/Related Articles
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• Broadcast journalism
  ...television was added to radio in the following the war, journalists like [[Edward R. Murrow]], [[Fred Friendly]], and many others reinvented reporting.
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• Reporting news
  ...ing news changes with the times. In the 1950s, respected reporters like [[Edward R. Murrow]] could not report on the activities of Republican Senator [[Joseph McCarth
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• News story
  ...r journalists were known for their objective and concise news reporting. [[Edward R. Murrow]] was a good example of good war reporting and he was respected by both his |title=Edward R. Murrow
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• Barry Zorthian
  ...]] was his own press officer and restricted Zorthian to USIA operations. [[Edward R. Murrow]], then USIA director, said, in the assignment letter, "When I proposed you
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• Political opinion broadcasting
  ...nd the political view of journalists should not be relevant. Edward Murrow|Edward R. Murrow, when asked by a potential sponsor of the "See It Now" television show in 1
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• Wolf Blitzer
  *Edward R. Murrow Award for CNN's coverage of [[9/11]]
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• Peter Jennings
  ...every night at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Much as [[Walter Cronkite]] and [[Edward R. Murrow]] before him, Jennings was a certainty, a network news figure who was there
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• Keith Olbermann
  ...x News as a sports anchor. Leaving Fox in 2001 for [[ABC News]], he won an Edward R. Murrow award for coverage of the [[9/11]] attack. He later returned to MSNBC,<ref>
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