Television broadcasting of news

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The Chester Burger Papers, 1921-2010, are comprised of scrapbooks, day timers, calendars, printed material, notes, videotapes, audiocassettes, and CD and DVD recordings, which document the life and career of Chester Burger.

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Consisting of VHS tapes, transcripts, and a CD, the CBS-TV Oral History Project Records, 2003-2004, document Mike Conway’s research of the development of CBS News during the 1940s.

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The George Crile, III, papers, 1978-2005, includes research files, clippings, audio and video recordings from new stories produced for CBS News, CBS Reports, 60 Minutes, and 60 Minutes II. There is special emphasis on Crile’s research on the Afghan War and the development of his 2003 book, Charlie Wilson’s War.

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The George Herman Papers, 1848, 1937-2005, document Herman’s 43-year career as a CBS political reporter and moderator of Face the Nation.

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Research files, correspondence, audio and video recordings, photographs, manuscripts, and published materials comprise the John Marks papers, 1923-2014.

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Correspondence, news reports, financial records, publications, transcripts, photographs, audio and videocassettes, 16 mm motion picture film, newspaper clippings, and an FBI File comprise the Harry Reasoner Papers, 1944-1999, documenting his career as an American journalist and author.

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The Morley Safer Papers, 1945 to 2019, are comprised of 124 feet and 8 gigabytes of news scripts, research files, correspondence, photographs, manuscripts, and videos documenting Morley Safer’s journalistic career, including reporting for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).

Abstract These papers reflect the career of news reporter and producer Steven Singer and include research and production material for numerous television news segments and newspaper articles. Award-winning news producer and investigative journalist Steven H. Singer worked for the Houston Chronicle, KERA (PBS) in Dallas, CBS Reports, 60 Minutes, ABC News, 20/20, ...

Abstract The Neal Spelce Papers, 1964-2008, consist of video and audio cassettes, film reels, yearbooks, and business materials comprised of clippings, articles, speech and news transcripts, travel itineraries, calendars and planners, photographs, and phonograph records, which represent Spelce's newscasting career. A large portion of the collection is composed of materials related to Charles Whitman, the UT Tower shooter. Papers also represent Spelce's production company Ninth Wave Productions and...

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The Howard Stringer papers are comprised of the records of the executive who was former president of CBS News and CBS, Inc., founder of TELE-TV, as well as CEO of Sony and non-executive director of the BBC.