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Television News Anchors

Television News Anchors

Television News Anchors

Thomas Fensch

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New Century Books
Año de edición:
2001
Materia
Television
ISBN:
9780930751234
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'Television News Anchors' is a collection of 35 major articles and essays which are divided into three sections: 'The Early Years,' the rise of American television news, which was largely accidental; 'The Present: Issues' ethical issues in television news and 'The Present: Faces' major profiles of Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Dan Rather and 19 other major television news people. 'Television News Anchors' contains a Timeline of the development of television news; an Annotated Bibliography and an Index. This book is an essential guide to understanding those who give us our daily dose of broadcast news and the issues they face. 310 pp.

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