Indiana Broadcast History Archive

[AI-Generated Summary] Columnist and author Jeffrey Zaslow discusses his career focus on "life transitions" and the "business of life," moving beyond traditional hard news to explore deeply...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Sheryl WuDunn’s presentation at Indiana University highlights gender inequity as the primary moral challenge of the 21st century, arguing that investing in women and girls...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Katharine Weymouth, the publisher of The Washington Post, discusses the challenges and opportunities of modernizing a legendary journalism institution while maintaining its...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Distinguished Faculty Research Lecture, Professor David Weaver summarizes 35 years of research into the characteristics of American journalists and the tangible effects of...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Nina Totenberg provides an inside look at the human personalities and ideological divisions within the U.S. Supreme Court, emphasizing that the justices are "real people"...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Gay Talese visited Indiana University to share insights into his career and the "art of hanging out". He attributes his foundational skills to eavesdropping in his...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Michael Schudson, a professor at Columbia University, examines the severe economic crisis facing the American newspaper industry and its implications for democracy. He...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Vivian Schiller, then-President and CEO of NPR, addressed the transformative "revolution" occurring within the media industry. She balanced a grim assessment of the current...

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[AI-Generated Summary] New York Times correspondent David Sanger discusses the evolution of the "Obama doctrine," characterizing it as a shift toward a "light footprint strategy" that prioritizes...

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[AI-Generated Summary] William Safire, a self-described libertarian conservative and former speechwriter, analyzes the 2008 political landscape, highlighting the unique confluence of "racism,...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Anna Quindlen, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling novelist, who discusses the profound impact of reading and writing on her life and society. Quindlen...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Award-winning CBS News correspondent Byron Pitts addresses students and community members at the Indiana University School of Journalism about his personal journey and the...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Veteran journalist Michelle Norris discusses the evolution of newsgathering and the impact of technological advancements on journalism. While she acknowledges the...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Sonia Nazario, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of Enrique’s Journey, discusses her background in journalism and the deeply personal motivations behind her...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Sylvia Nasar, an economics reporter and author, discusses the remarkable life of mathematician John Nash, framing it as a three-act drama of genius, madness, and...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this presentation, Professor Maxwell McCombs, a founder of agenda-setting research, discusses the evolution of the theory and its current focus on the psychology of its...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this presentation, journalist Richard Lui discusses the vital role of intercultural skills and cultural literacy in both personal identity and professional success....

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[AI-Generated Summary] In this presentation at the IU School of Journalism, CBS news chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan discusses her extensive experiences reporting from the front lines of...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Journalist Lisa Ling reflects on her career trajectory, from her childhood in a small town near Sacramento to becoming a prominent figure in international news. She details...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Renowned speechwriter Robert Lehrman shares insights from his career writing for prominent political figures like Al Gore and various governors. He emphasizes that effective...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Author Jennifer Lee explores the fascinating evolution and pervasiveness of Chinese food in America, noting that there are more Chinese restaurants in the U.S. than...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Former UCLA basketball coach and broadcaster Steve Lavin speaks at the Indiana University School of Journalism, sharing his "five fundamentals of achievement" and personal...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Journalist Steve Kroft reflects on his Midwestern roots in Indiana and his long career at CBS News, particularly with 60 Minutes. He describes his early experiences...

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[AI-Generated Summary] David Krane, an alumnus and former Google executive discusses his career journey from studying music at IU to becoming a venture capitalist at Google Ventures. He details...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Journalist Andrea Koppel details her professional evolution from a reluctant reporter to CNN’s Beijing bureau chief. Koppel reflects on the "golden key" of her Mandarin...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Washington Post columnist and editor David Ignatius delivers a lecture honoring the legacy of former U.S. Representative Lee Hamilton while addressing the current state of...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh discusses his career and the rigorous process of uncovering hidden truths, primarily focusing on his 1969...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Elizabeth Gilbert discusses her philosophy on creativity, challenging the Western notion that art must be born from personal suffering and individual genius. She advocates...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Tom French discusses the enduring power of storytelling, arguing that while the medium of print journalism faces an uncertain future, the fundamental human need to know...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Howard French discusses the significant and growing influence of China in Africa, describing it as a "frontier of extraordinary change" that is already underway. He details...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Former Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie discusses the critical state of American journalism amidst the "historic turning point" of the 2008 presidential...

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[AI-Generated Summary] In his address for the Indiana University School of Journalism’s speaker series, veteran sportswriter Frank Deford defends the literary merit of sportswriting while...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Veteran journalist John Burns reflects on his long and distinguished career as a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, sharing lessons learned from decades of...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Science historian James Burke explores the "future of the future" by examining how historical innovation is driven by unexpected connections rather than linear, reductionist...

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[AI-Generated Summary] David Brooks argues that American culture has undergone a significant shift from a traditional ethos of modesty and self-discipline to a modern "culture of self-enhancement"...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Author Buzz Bissinger discusses his Vanity Fair essay on Tiger Woods, examining the stark contrast between the golfer's carefully orchestrated public persona and his...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Presidential historian Michael Beschloss discusses the distinct roles of historians and journalists, emphasizing how historians benefit from the luxury of hindsight and...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Author Ken Auletta discusses his book Googled, exploring how the tech giant’s engineering-focused culture has radically disrupted traditional industries like media,...

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The Roy Howard Archive Oral History Collection. Interviewer Al Schottelkotte.

[AI-Generated Summary] Discussion about the leadership, character, and professional legacy of Roy Howard, a...

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The Roy Howard Archive Oral History Collection. Interviewer Al Schottelkotte.

[AI-Generated Summary] An interview with a Charles E. Scripps, a member of the Scripps family, reflecting on...

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The Roy Howard Archive Oral History Collection. Interviewer Trevor Brown.

[AI-Generated Summary] Details of two interviews reflecting on the life and career of Roy Howard, primarily...

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The Roy Howard Archive Oral History Collection. Interviewer Trevor Brown

[AI-Generated Summary] In this oral history interview, a former circulation manager for Scripps Howard reflects on a...

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[AI-Generated Summary] Details personal and professional recollections of Roy W. Howard, the prominent newspaper executive of the Scripps-Howard organization, as told by a former circulation...

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The Roy Howard Archive Oral History Collection. Interviewer Trevor Brown.

[AI-Generated Summary] This interview details personal and professional recollections of Roy W. Howard, the...

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Jessica Monahan interviews Anne Marie Tiernon
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

Jamie Hader interviews Tom Roznowski
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

Vince Daniele interviews Ivan Fercal
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

Edmund Dunn interviews David Albright
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

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] 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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[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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[AI-Generated Summary] Conversation with Dr. Guy Robins, a long-time friend and physician to newspaper publisher Roy Howard, detailing their professional and personal relationship. The interview...

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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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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] 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] 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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'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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Timothy O'Brien interviews Timothy Franklin
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

Whitney Riggs interviews Rich Davis
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

[AI-Generated Summary] Veteran journalist Rich Davis reflects...

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Mathew Spears interviews Joyce L. Phillips
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

[AI-Generated Summary] Joyce Phillips reflects on the...

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Hillary Hertel interviews Dan Denny
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

[AI-Generated Summary] Dan Denny, a news writer with over 30...

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Lauryn Quick interviews Barbara Quick
J450 History of Journalism
School of Journalism, Indiana University Bloomington

[AI-Generated Summary] Barbara Quick, born in 1931 in...

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IU School of Journalism Visiting Professional Sandeep Junnarkar is interviewed by Prof. Mike Conway and the J450 History of Journalism class in Ernie Pyle Hall. (2nd tape hasn't been added to the...

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management. Interviews;
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation

[AI-Generated Summary] An effective manager must possess competence, strong...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation;
Indiana University,...

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J200 Lecture

The Interview

Edmund Lambeth, Professor of Journalism, Indiana University

IU on Location
Program 304
November 14, 1986
Producers: Copenhaver/Viggoson

Producers: David Copenhaver & Kristjan Viggosson;
Director: Mitch Hyder;

Assistant...

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management.
Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Women...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
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Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Women...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management.
Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Women...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation;
Indiana University,...

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Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Women in Communications, inc.

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management. Interviews;
Center for New Communications, Indiana University

[AI-Generated Summary] While more women are pursuing managerial...

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management;
Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of Journalism;
Women...

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management. Interviews;
Indiana University, Bloomington. Center for New Communications;
Indiana University, Bloomington. School of...

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School of Journalism. Women in Newspaper Management. Interviews;
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation

[AI-Generated Summary] Pat Carbine discusses her philosophy on effective...

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Footage of the 1993 presidential elections

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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