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  • Newshour: Clean Water

    Newshour: Clean Water

    News segment concerning the Clean Water Act and its effect on plans for a landfill in the Chicago suburbs. Covers the US Army Corps of Engineers opposition to the landfill, and the resulting court cases.

  • Five Day Bicycle Race, part 7: Mock Turtle Soup

    Five Day Bicycle Race, part 7: Mock Turtle Soup

    Part 7 of political coverage by a group of image workers under the name The Image Union. Following up on their live coverage of the 1976 Democratic National Convention, Mock Turtle Soup was a live, five-hour election night TV special. The show features pre-recorded videos interspersed with live studio coverage and commentary of the election results as broadcast by the major news outlets. The studio portions also feature telephone calls from viewers.

  • Five Day Bicycle Race, part 6: Mock Turtle Soup

    Five Day Bicycle Race, part 6: Mock Turtle Soup

    Part 6 of political coverage by a group of image workers under the name The Image Union. Following up on their live coverage of the 1976 Democratic National Convention, Mock Turtle Soup was a live, five-hour election night TV special. The show features pre-recorded videos interspersed with live studio coverage and commentary of the election results as broadcast by the major news outlets. The studio portions also feature telephone calls from viewers.

  • [Mike Royko moves to Chicago Tribune]

    [Mike Royko moves to Chicago Tribune]

    News segment on Mike Royko’s switch from the Chicago Sun-Times to the Chicago Tribune following the acquisition of the Sun-Times by Rupert Murdoch.

  • NBC Special Bulletin

  • CBS Reports: Don’t Touch That Dial!

  • Nightline

    reports on: police standoff in Philadelphia featuring William Kuntsler; medical malpractice; banking

  • Interviews With Interviewers… About Interviewing

    Interviews With Interviewers… About Interviewing

    Skip Blumberg interviews a variety of “interviewers” about their work. These people include regular journalist type reporters, such as Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters, Studs Terkel, and Susan Stamberg; plus a psychoanalyst, Dr. Joel Kovel; and a police interrogator, Sean Grennan. Blumberg gets very honest responses (a tribute to his own interviewing skills) and manages to provide a fascinating look at why we like interviews, how they differ from normal conversations, and the psychological impact on both parties. Each subject has a different take on their work, which makes for interesting viewing. Some good quotes include:

 
 
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