Salant, CBS, And The Battle For The Soul Of Broadcast Journalism

Informationen zum Autor Susan Buzenberg is a professional freelance editor in the Washington, D.C., area. Bill Buzenberg is former vice president of news at National Public Radio, a position he held from 1990 to 1997. Klappentext The only authorized! insider book on the history of broadcasting! by Richard Salant! former head of CBS News and the "patron saint" of broadcast journalism. Zusammenfassung The only authorized, insider book on the history of broadcasting, by Richard Salant, former head of CBS News and the "patron saint" of broadcast journalism. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 Richard S. Salant - reflections on broadcast journalism. Part 2 The early years - 1952-1961: leaving the law; Paley and Stanton - the road to responsibility. Part 3 In! out! and in again as president - 1961-1968: three strikes against me; Fred Friendly comes and goes; the true story of "60 Minutes". Part 4 The Nixon years: under attack! 1968-1974; protect the people's right to know; Agnew leads the assault; the selling of the Pentagon; CBS News weighs in on Watergate - when honesty was called courage; managing the News Division - I did it my way! 1974-1979; a moral enterprise yet still a business; my management philosophy; people fired and people hired; setting the standard for broadcast news; my management tools. Part 5 The end of the yellow-brick road - 1979-1984; pushed out at CBS; jumping in at NBC; epilogue - more reflections on broadcast journalism.

Autorentext
Susan Buzenberg is a professional freelance editor in the Washington, D.C., area. Bill Buzenberg is former vice president of news at National Public Radio, a position he held from 1990 to 1997.

Klappentext
The only authorized, insider book on the history of broadcasting, by Richard Salant, former head of CBS News and the "patron saint" of broadcast journalism.

Inhalt
Part 1 Richard S. Salant - reflections on broadcast journalism. Part 2 The early years - 1952-1961: leaving the law; Paley and Stanton - the road to responsibility. Part 3 In, out, and in again as president - 1961-1968: three strikes against me; Fred Friendly comes and goes; the true story of "60 Minutes". Part 4 The Nixon years: under attack, 1968-1974; protect the people's right to know; Agnew leads the assault; the selling of the Pentagon; CBS News weighs in on Watergate - when honesty was called courage; managing the News Division - I did it my way, 1974-1979; a moral enterprise yet still a business; my management philosophy; people fired and people hired; setting the standard for broadcast news; my management tools. Part 5 The end of the yellow-brick road - 1979-1984; pushed out at CBS; jumping in at NBC; epilogue - more reflections on broadcast journalism.

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