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... re is no 'right' or 'best' answer. In DISCONNECTED: Politics, the Press and the Public, a group of journalists, political professionals and citizens confront situations and make choices that reveal how competiti ...

... "--2000 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: Fred Friendly Seminars (Firm) | WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.) | Century Foundation | Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)

Persons A ...

... In the mix (Television program). [No. 422], Media Literacy: TV- What You Don't See! ...

... In the mix (Television program). [No. 438], Sex: Everyone's Doing It - Not ...

... In the mix (Television program). [No. 439], Dealing With Death ...

... and informed voters. Our teen reporters explore political advertising, the Internet and interview journalists, pundits and politicians in their search to show viewers how to get accurate information on candidat ...

... In the mix (Television program). Financial Literacy: On the Money ...

... Summary: "Between April 13 and [October] 10, 2000 New Hampshire Public Television and New Hampshire Public Radio broadcast 214 hours of live, gavel-to-gavel coverage and ongoing analysis of all public impeachme ...

... hment proceedings, a roster of legal experts -- a former N.H. attorney general, a law professor and journalists -- provided comprehensive, ongoing analysis. Both broadcasters provided pool feeds to many regiona ...

... 20/20 (Television program). [2000-09-14], Family Business. Part 1 ...

... 20/20 (Television program). [2000-09-15], Family Business. Part 2 ...

... Washington week (Television program). [No. 3969, 2000-10-20], Chicago, Ill. ...

... Point of view (Television program). [2000-06-05], Well-Founded Fear ...

... dia. However, when the Kursk sank in August, the military rescue was carried live on Russian state television. Is this an example of how far the Russian government has come in the last 11 years to allow state ...

... the accident. The Russian media did not outwardly censor the coverage of the accident, though some journalists say that they may have manipulated the information release to the media."--2000 Peabody Awards entr ...

... er. This war was particularly difficult to report on as it was never clear-cut who was the enemy. Journalists were liable to be killed by either side. As Babitsky was reporting from the Chechen side he was ac ...

... CBS evening news (Television program). [2000-10-09--excerpt], Mideast Crisis ...

... Nightline (Television program). [2000-06-02], Inside Rebel Held Chechnya ...

... ournal of the American Medical Association. In a 1995 survey by Los Angeles-based MediaPoll on television journalists, Dr. Timothy Johnson placed second only to Walter Cronkite in three categories -- trustworthiness, f ...

... se and conservatism. Perhaps the single attribute that best explains Dr. Johnson's unique place in television history is his unerring ability to explain complex medical information in laymen's terms -- while n ...

... he American Medical Association. In a 1995 survey by Los Angeles-based MediaPoll on television journalists, Dr. Timothy Johnson placed second only to Walter Cronkite in three categories -- trustworthiness, f ...

... 20/20 (Television program). 2000--excerpts ...

... 20/20 (Television program). 2000--excerpts ...

... Summary: "It's been said journalists offer the first draft of history; certainly this millennial turning point was important for the media in the U.S. and abroad. To mark the contested presidential election, as ...

... Summary: "Since 1952 The University of Alabama Center for Public Television and Radio (CPT&R) has demonstrated an extraordinary and unique commitment to local documentary production. In an era when most public ...

... sful and controversial writers. Uses photographs, archival footage, film clips, and interviews with journalists, authors, family and friends, and Huie himself to tell the story of Huie's life and work. Focuses on ...

... ds, and original programming. TLC has spent the last decade creating a unique and special place on television where viewers can find informative, quality programming designed to connect them to the human exper ...

... the vast railway system helped turn the Civil War into a bloody, drawn-out battle. The presence of journalists and photographers on the front lines showed the world the true face of battle. On the European fron ...

... g conflict from fresh and intelligent local perspectives - as reported by experienced, professional journalists who are native to the regions that they cover. GVNEWS.NET's reporters don't just arrive 'on locati ...

... ism' - was first employed in 1988 with the international broadcast of the Polk Award-winning weekly television newsmagazine SOUTH AFRICA NOW. Now, more than a decade later, the Globalvision News Network links ...

... that responsibility and privilege of citizenship. The superb COURT TV anchor team of award winning journalists features: Fred Graham, Catherine Crier, Rikki Kieman, Nancy Grace, James Curtis, Lisa Bloom, Beth K ...

... d highlights from each trial."-2001 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: Courtroom Television Network

Persons Appearing: Fred Graham (Anchor) | Rikki Klieman (Anchor) | Nancy Grace (Ancho ...

... Primetime Thursday (Television program). [2001-03-29--excerpt], American Terrorist: In His Own Words ...

... ic events that occurred on September 11, 2001 entitled: 'New York's Bravest', 'On the Front Lines' (journalists and camerapeople), 'The World Unites', 'New York's Finest', and 'In the Line of Duty'.

"The goa ...

... losses."-2001 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: June Beallor Productions | CBS Television Network | Don Mischer Productions | Seligman Entertainment

Broadcast Date: 2001

... 2001. The Special Report encompassed over 90 hours of uninterrupted coverage, a record in network television history. Peter Jennings led most of our coverage. His clear balanced live reporting brought Ameri ...

... nother passenger at a parking lot in Boston's Logan Airport. Miller, who is one of the few western journalists ever to interview Bin Laden, was the first to report that Bin Laden releases videos before major te ...

... 2001. The Special Report encompassed over 90 hours of uninterrupted coverage, a record in network television history. Peter Jennings led most of our coverage. His clear balanced live reporting brought Ameri ...

... nother passenger at a parking lot in Boston's Logan Airport. Miller, who is one of the few western journalists ever to interview Bin Laden, was the first to report that Bin Laden releases videos before major te ...

... 2001. The Special Report encompassed over 90 hours of uninterrupted coverage, a record in network television history. Peter Jennings led most of our coverage. His clear balanced live reporting brought Ameri ...

... nother passenger at a parking lot in Boston's Logan Airport. Miller, who is one of the few western journalists ever to interview Bin Laden, was the first to report that Bin Laden releases videos before major te ...

... 2001. The Special Report encompassed over 90 hours of uninterrupted coverage, a record in network television history. Peter Jennings led most of our coverage. His clear balanced live reporting brought Ameri ...

... nother passenger at a parking lot in Boston's Logan Airport. Miller, who is one of the few western journalists ever to interview Bin Laden, was the first to report that Bin Laden releases videos before major te ...

... se work is consistently done with dedication and distinction. I have always believed that the best journalists are the ones who 'get' the story angles others cannot. They don't just cover news, but break news. ...

... 001, I was able to obtain a significant scoop. Many made front-page news and even caused competing television networks to use portions of my interviews on their air.

"After the September 11th attacks, I con ...

... Primetime Thursday (Television program). [2001-11-15--excerpt], Voices from the Sky ...

... eceive from all forms of media. Mind over Media: Voices from the Middle School is the fifth television special that Court TV has produced in partnership with the National Middle School Association. The ...

... directly, how it affects them. In the days following the recent terrorist attacks, television news journalists had to make difficult and speedy decisions about what images to broadcast and what to say to viewer ...

... y story may help ease the fear of the unknown. The Peabody Award is known for honoring the work of journalists who go above and beyond the call to make a difference. These stories have made a difference in the ...

... orthy of this distinguished award."-2001 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: KSAT-TV (Television station : San Antonio, Tex.)

Broadcast Date: 2001-02-07 -- 2001-02-09

... . The stories are sad and funny and they document the state of the American prom in ways that other journalists haven't touched.

"In the wake of September 11th, This American Life did a num ...

... . Its intention was to provide a completely different perspective from anything offered on radio or television. One story tried to explain, in the most sympathetic light possible, how some Arab-Americans were ab ...

... . The stories are sad and funny and they document the state of the American prom in ways that other journalists haven't touched.

"In the wake of September 11th, This American Life did a num ...

... . Its intention was to provide a completely different perspective from anything offered on radio or television. One story tried to explain, in the most sympathetic light possible, how some Arab-Americans were ab ...