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Articles related to "The National Broadcasting Company"
NBC celebrates 75 years of broadcasting (Part II of II: the Brandon Tartikoff era) A look back the history of the National Broadcasting Company, including some of the highlights and some of the difficulties. Part II looks at how NBC-TV bounced back from last to first place in the 1980's. nbc • in living color • the national broadcasting company • nbc-tv • bonanza
Canadian Political Advertising Political parties have long used television and media to spread their message. Michael Ignatieff is just one politician to make use of the internet for communication. canadian political advertising • political campaign • television and radio • michael ignatieff • cbc politics
Good Night Jay Leno Since 1992 Jay Leno has been hosting NBC's The Tonight Show. June 1, 2009 he turns over the helm to Conan O'Brien. the tonight show hosts • jay leno and johnny carson • conan o'brien takes over the tonight show • museum of broadcast communications • who wrote for saturday night live
NBC celebrates 75 years of broadcasting (Part I of II: beginnings) A look back the history of the National Broadcasting Company, including some of the highlights and some of the difficulties. This first part focuses on the early years. nbc • cbs • w2xbs • wnbt • new york
Rod Serling in The Twilight Zone He was a WWII combat veteran, and by the end of his life he had become one of the most prolific writers of all time. twilight zone • rod serling • night gallery • us army airborne • famous writers
Over and Up Few Americans found any hope in the Depression spring of 1931. But when New Yorkers looked over the Hudson River and up the Manhattan skyline they saw two tangiable monuments to faith in the American dream. empire state building • george washington bridge • new york city • othmar h. ammann • franklin d. roosevelt
Public Television Represents Freedom, Fears Cuts Although public broadcasting was given federal funding and the official green light for freedom of expression in 1967, today its programmers fear cuts and censorship. first amendment • public broadcasting • public television • public radio • cable television
Writer Lorraine Hansberry Although her life was short, Hansberry's plays expanded opportunities for African-American writers and actors. woman • women • black • black woman • african-american
America's First Winter Olympics St. Louis hosted the first Olympics in the United States during the summer of 1904. In February, 1932, the little known resort of Lake Placid, New York drew the Olympic spotlight as the home of the Third Winter Olympics. olympics • skating • bobsleding • lake placid • radio
The Birth of LIFE One of the most famous magazines in American history began publication in November, 1936. Here is a look at the first issue of <i>LIFE.</i> life magazine • henry luce • photography • fortune magazine • time magazine
LOU HENRY HOOVER: UNSUNG HEROINE, PART II Part II continues to look at the remarkable role of Lou Hoover, this time at her term as First Lady. She broke some traditions and began new ones. She was well ahead of her times, and deserves much more credit than she gets in the history books. herbert hoover • lou hoover • lou henry hoover • president's wife • first lady
Move over fool, I'm winning this one....... <dd> NASCAR rivalries, rules changes, and the Pennsylvania 500 from Pocono Raceway. winston cup racing • auto racing • nascar • nascar racing • winston cup
Tape Delayed Daytona 500 NBC may tape delay the Daytona 500, and continued sponsor woes in 2002. sports • sports • winston cup racing • winston cup racing • auto racing
FOX News and the New World of Opinion Journalism The White House recently launched an offensive against FOX News, charging that it is "not really a news station" and announcing that it would limit access to the network. fcc • fox news • rupert murdoch • news corporation • fox entertainment group |
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