Indiana Broadcast History Archive

[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a discussion between judges evaluating various categories of a photography competition, ranging from portraiture and sports to fashion and news layout. The speakers...

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Contest Chairman: Richard G. Gray;

Contest Administrators: John W. Ahlhauser & I. Wilmer Counts;

Contest Judges: Bill Luster, Chuck Scott & Randy West;

Narrator: James...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast features a series of news reports primarily focused on public safety and community resilience. The program begins with updates on a death investigation in Des...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Features an interview with Nelson Poynter, the chairman of the Saint Petersburg Times and founder of Congressional Quarterly, focused on the ethics and essential freedoms of...

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Public Affairs Reporting

Round Table Discussion with:
Professor Herbert Altschull, IU Dpartment of Journalism;
Marlene Sanders, ABC Producer/Correspondent;
Paula Gordon,...

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Senior Executive Producer: Mert Koplin;
Produced and Directed by: David Grubin;
Co-Producer: Ronald Blumer;
Writers: Ronald Blumer & Bill Moyers;

Film Editor: Dick...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast encompasses a diverse compilation of television segments from the late 1970s and early 1980s, weaving together advertisements, special interest pieces, and...

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(00:08-02:27): (partial)Cuts into mid story on journalist restrictions in Israel;
(02:29-06:47): (partial) Cuts into a story of war correspondents;
(06:47-15:04): (partial) CNN 20 with...

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Behold the beauty of Indiana's most famous and historic river.

Journey back in time to when the lands around the Wabash River were America's Western frontier--a world as wild as it was...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a series of vignettes centered on the shifting landscapes of American life, ranging from crisis and decline to enduring personal traditions. It begins with a...

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World News Report (begins at the five minute mark) follows after the end of an episode of "House Invaders"

[AI-Generated Summary] Highlights a world on the brink of conflict as the United...

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With: Harrison E. Salisbury;

Directed by: Bud Myers;
Producers: Alan Goldberg;
Associate Producer: Mara Posner;
Production Manager: Mark Goldberg;
Videotape Editor:...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Documents the repetitive and often humorous recording process for an introductory segment of the Roy Howard Memorial Project, a collection housed at the Indiana University...

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Seg 1: (0:05-55:41)CNN Perspectives: Revolutionary Journey
Field Producer: Pierre Bairin;
Director of Photography: Jim Helling;
Sound: Steven Robinson;
On Line Editor:...

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Cablecast on METROBEAT. The cable outlet is Access Columbus Community TV

Story List:
1. Urban Homesteading
2. End of the Road
3. '5 Years of Busing'

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In this interview, Keith Stamm, Director of Communication Research Center at the University of Washington, engages in a conversation with Alex Adelstein, Professor in the School of Communications...

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Indiana Daily Student , Fall1981

logsheet 12/25

A student project involving interviews with IDS staffers answering questions about the paper’s operation

Reporter & Producer,...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this interview, a seasoned business journalist explores the complexities of reporting on the private sector, emphasizing that business journalism should be held to the...

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Footage of the 1993 presidential elections

[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast transcript captures multi-network coverage of the 1992 Presidential Election exactly 13 days before voters...

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Video divided into four news segments: 13 Eyewitness News, 48 Hours, WISH TV News; 60 Minutes: WTHR News. Also includes clips from Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien

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[AI-Generated Summary] This 1988 Frontline report examines the unsolved 1984 terrorist bombing at a press conference in La Penca, Nicaragua, which targeted rebel leader Eden Pastore and resulted...

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"A strategy for enhancing the global education"

Project Director: Joan H. Joshi, Development Education CICHE;
Produced for CICHE by Public Interest Video Network;
...

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Incomplete documentary--History and evolution of News Broadcasts, including the Camel (cigarettes) News Caravan

[AI-Generated Summary] Early television news in the late 1940s began as...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this news broadcast, host Joanne Passett introduces the history of reference librarian Samuel Swett Green and highlights recent local library developments, including the...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a dynamic 1996 broadcast that transitions from a festive holiday celebration at Rockefeller Center to critical national news reports. The initial portion focuses on...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Documents a CBS television special celebrating the 60th anniversary of Life magazine, characterized as "America’s family album". The program explores how the magazine’s...

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Executive Producer: Don Dixon;
Director Jack Sameth;

Director of Research John Chambers;
Coordinating Producer: Jack Sameth;
Film Producer: Howard Enders;
Associate...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Details the evolving landscape of journalism education at Indiana University (IU) during a period of significant technological transition. The program emphasizes a...

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[AI-Generated Summary] The eighth annual student-coordinated telecommunications conference and the 1998 Media Showcase at Indiana University. The event features opening remarks from faculty...

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[AI-Generated Summary] While firefighters were battling a blaze at the Hines Lumber Company on the city's west side, another fire broke out nearby in a house on Bellevue. The homeowner, Ida Devin,...

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Segment 1: This recording contains multiple broadcast segments featuring competition announcements, interludes, and public affairs discussions. The first segment...

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Contest Administrators: John W. Ahlhauser & I. Wilmer Counts;

Contest Judges: Rich Clarkson, Michael Martinez & David Perdew;

Video Production: Jamesa Roche

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2:40-32:00 Inside Saudi Arabia;

32:01-1:03:27: Latest News from CNN, covering airline security, terrorism threats, the hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq;

1:03:28-1:59:09:...

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Jesse Jackson and the Press, Inside Story, WTIU off-air

Produced by Susan Udelson;

Chief Correspondent: Hodding Carter;
Executive Producer: Chris Koch;
Associate...

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[AI-Generated Summary] A panel of judges evaluates entries in a photojournalism competition, praising winners for their simplicity, directness, and thoughtful layout while expressing concern over...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Primarily details the escalating tensions regarding a potential U.S.-led war in Iraq, featuring debates over its inevitability, the necessity of preemptive strikes, and...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this edition of International Correspondents hosted by Walter Rodgers in London , the program examines the media’s role in shaping public perception of major global...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This edition of International Correspondents, hosted by Sheila MacVicar, explores the shifting landscape of journalism through three distinct case studies involving...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this edition of CNN’s International Correspondents, host Christiane Amanpour leads a multifaceted discussion on the escalating tensions regarding the potential war in...

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Segment 1: Journalism Workshop: Evaluating Professional Copy Editing, Integrity, and Reporting Technique: In this workshop-style discussion, a leader reviews news...

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'87 Tape #3

[AI-Generated Summary] A group of judges evaluates a collection of photographs and page layouts, critiquing both technical execution and storytelling effectiveness. The...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a deliberation between individuals, likely judges, as they evaluate and rank photographs for a competition or publication. The participants critique various entries...

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Tape 4

[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a judging session where participants evaluate various entries for a photography and layout competition. The session begins with the selection of...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Following the 1988 presidential election, news director Carol Kneeland and the team at KVUE TV in Austin, Texas, launched a series of "truth tests" to shift televised...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a behind-the-scenes look at a film production or educational demonstration regarding the linotype machine, once the primary device for newspaper printing. The...

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Indianapolis local news, with Oprah Winfrey's report on the attacks on 9/11

This video is newscasts from around September 30, 2001, from WRTV Channel 6 Indianapolis, WTHR Channel 13...

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Clips of Indy 500; Mid Morning Show

[AI-Generated Summary] Highlights an interview with a journalism student and 1978 Photographer of the Year winner who discusses his creative philosophy...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast of NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw focuses on the dramatic legal reversal in the "nanny trial," where Judge Hiller Zobel reduced Louise Woodward’s...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This edition of the IU News Forum, broadcast from Bloomington, Indiana, covers a range of local controversies and community developments within Monroe County. The program...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Covers a series of local and national news reports produced by the Indiana University WTIU Channel 30 news team. The broadcast features a detailed report on the Indiana...

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WTIU News Forum

Executive Producer: Brooke Barnett;
Producer: Lisa Weinstein;
Assistant Producer: Darcy Ross;
Faculty Advisors: Dan Drew & Kalynn Brower;
Associate...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This ABC News broadcast, anchored by Doug Limerick, covers a diverse range of national stories during the 1996 holiday season. The program begins with political updates...

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00:13-05:36: WRTV news break, which includes interview with Indianapolis Colts football players Marvin Harrison and Marcus Pollard. Also covers Winston Cup auto racing;

05:37-31:11:...

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[AI-Generated Summary] The Associated Press (AP) is a global news cooperative that has fundamentally shaped modern journalism through its commitment to objectivity, which originated in 1848 as a...

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[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast primarily covers local government budget crunches in Marion County and Beech Grove, Indiana, driven by Amtrak's withholding of $316,000 in property taxes and...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Documents a judging session for a photography contest, where participants evaluate and categorize various submissions. The speakers discuss the technical and thematic merits...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures a discussion among judges as they evaluate various entries in a photography competition, highlighting winners across categories such as personality, sports,...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Details the intensive organizational effort required to coordinate photographic coverage for the Kentucky Derby, a process that begins roughly two months in advance. The...

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From November 9th through November 14th, 2005, nine students in Professor Carol Polsgrove's Public Affairs Reporting class headed to the gulf coast region. They went to report on the continuing...

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Six O’Clock News, a 1996 documentary film by Ross McElwee, explores television news in the United States, the unpredictability of fate, the anxiety of parenting, and the disparity between...

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Editor: Sam Small;
Music: Chris Burke & William Seery;
Producer: Patrice Samara;
Director: Michael Glyn;

Executive Editor: Max Frankel;
Publisher: Arthur Ochs...

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[AI-Generated Summary] An investigative report by Target 8 reveals significant systemic failures within the International Medical Centers (IMC) Gold Plus plan, a Florida-based HMO network that has...

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Produced by Dale Schneck;
Principal Photography by Alan Jacobson;

Additional Photography by: Joel Bieler & Ken Clauser;

[AI-Generated Summary] This broadcast explores a...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Emmy-nominated writer and producer John Rappaport returns to his alma mater, Indiana University, to reflect on his journey from a student "class clown" to a prominent figure...

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Produced by R.D. Rosen;

Directed and Edited by: Bob Burns;
Written by R.D. Rosen with Steve Atlas;
Field Cameras: Lee Smith, Bob Wilson, Frank Lane & Galen Trull;
Field...

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J200 Lecture

The Interview

Edmund Lambeth, Professor of Journalism, Indiana University

[AI-Generated Summary] n this instructional broadcast, journalism professor Ed Lambeth...

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Segment 1: In this 1986 presentation at the Roy Howard Seminar, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Mary Pat Flaherty and Andrew Snyder share insights into the reality...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Life magazine, which debuted on November 23, 1936, revolutionized the media landscape by prioritizing powerful photography over text to tell the stories of the human...

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Produced and Directed by: Charles Braverman;

Editors: Mark Krenzien & Laurence Starkman;
Photography: Larry Mitchell;
Sound: Carey Lindley;
Assistant Camera: Bob...

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Producer: Tom Bier;
Written and Reported by: Joe Champ;
Photographer/Editor: Brian Gevik;
Director: Steve Murray;
Electronic Graphics: Kathi Risley;
Engineer: Lew...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Captures the reflections of journalism graduate students and their instructor following an intensive, real-world reporting trip to Mississippi and New Orleans in the...

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Photographer and Editor: Dan Fox;
Writer: Vicki Hildner;
Narrator: Bill Stuart;
Post-Production Director: Alison Harder;
Graphics Designer: Kandy Mead-Brown;
2nd...

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[AI-Generated Summary] CBS News at 50, commemorates a half-century of television news by revisiting the most profound and transformative moments reported by the network’s journalists. Narrated...

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Indiana University Football

[AI-Generated Summary] his news broadcast covers a range of Indiana University (IU) sports, campus events, and national and international news. It begins with a...

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[AI-Generated Summary] A global, multi-panel discussion among journalists and experts regarding the challenges of modern international reporting. The participants address the difficulties of...

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WTHI-TV Newscenter 10, 6pm newscast
Terre Haute, IN
November 24, 1980
(joined in progress)
Tape log 12/25

00:07 David Goodnow, anchor
-EPA is creating a new...

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WTIU News program covering:

Cheap flights from Bloomington, IN to Chicago, IL; Bombings in Israel and continued violence in Middle East; drag shows in Bloomington; Difficulties getting FDA...

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Local news from WTIU News Forum

Executive Producer: Amy Reynolds;
Producers: Tara Grimes, Charlie McAtee & Corbin Smyth;
Faculty Advisors: Dan Drew & Ron Osgood;
Associate...

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