Anchoring America: The Changing Face of Network NewsBonus Books, Inc., 2003 - 426 páginas If you loved Howard and Harry, Chet and David, Uncle Walter, Dan or Peter or Tom, you'll love Anchoring America for bringing their broadcasting years to life on the page. But if you thought you knew them, think again. In Anchoring America, you'll see whole new sides to both the anchors you loved and the ones you hated. This book will show you the real people they were and the way they approached the job. Anchoring America covers 17 anchors in 17 smart profiles that show the evolution of the job and reveal the characters of the men and women who have sat behind the desk. Anchoring America will startle you as it explodes myths. You'll discover that "Uncle" Walter Cronkite, "the most trusted man in America, " was in fact the most relentless, demanding, and ruthless competitor who ever sat at an anchor desk. That the real New York "insider" was Barbara Walters. That the toughest corporate politician of them all was wry, warm Harry Reasoner. You'll learn about Edward R. Murrow and the shadow he cast over all of them--as Chuck Yeager was to The Right Stuff, so was Murrow to the anchors. If you thought the evening news would go on forever as is, you may be surprised. This book traces the decline of the anchors' influence since the 1970s and examines how the evening news will change when Jennings, Rather, and Brokaw retire. Above all, you'll see how the anchors have interpreted their role in bringing the news into our living rooms every night. |
Contenido
CHAPTER ONEEdward R Murrow | 3 |
CHAPTER TWODouglas Edwards CBS | 39 |
CHAPTER THREEJohn Cameron Swayze | 57 |
Making Impressions | 65 |
CHAPTER FOURJohn Charles Daly | 73 |
CHAPTER FIVEChet Huntley | 89 |
CHAPTER SEVENFrank Reynolds ABC | 147 |
CHAPTER EIGHTHoward K Smith ABC | 163 |
CHAPTER THIRTEENPeter Jennings ABC | 241 |
CHAPTER FOURTEENDan Rather CBS | 265 |
CHAPTER FIFTEENTom Brokaw NBC | 289 |
CHAPTER SIXTEEN Connie Chung | 307 |
CHAPTER SEVENTEENRobert MacNeil | 323 |
CHAPTER EIGHTEENCNN | 337 |
CHAPTER NINETEENSince 1995 | 353 |
CHAPTER TWENTYHow We Experienced | 369 |
CHAPTER NINEHarry Reasoner ABC | 179 |
CHAPTER TENJohn Chancellor NBC | 193 |
Part ThreeThe Changing of the Guard | 209 |
CHAPTER TWELVEMax Robinson ABC | 229 |
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About the Authors | 425 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Anchoring America: The Changing Face of Network News Jeff Alan,James Martin Lane Vista de fragmentos - 2003 |
Términos y frases comunes
60 Minutes American anchor desk assassination audience Award background Barbara Walters became began broadcast Brokaw cable camera career Chet Huntley chors co-anchor commentary commentator Connie Chung conventions correspondent coverage covered crisis criticism Cronkite's David Brinkley Don Hewitt Douglas Edwards experience film Frank Reynolds Harry Reasoner host Howard Howard K Huntley and Brinkley Huntley-Brinkley Report interview John Cameron Swayze John Chancellor journalism journalist Kennedy later live London look MacNeil magazine major Max Robinson memoir moved Murrow never newscast NewsHour night nightly Nixon Paley Pearl Harbor Peter Jennings political President Press radio Rather's ratings Reagan role Roone Arledge round-up Sevareid Shirer Smith star story style talk television tion Today told Tom Brokaw took Turner Vietnam viewers Walter Cronkite wanted Washington watched Watergate White House World wrote WTOP York
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