Coverage of Serious News Must Continue Barring a repeat of the election night fiasco of 2000, the television industry should be able to breathe a sigh of relief this week as a grueling presidential election season finally draws to a…
In a medium where success is measured by weeks, and a three-year run constitutes longevity, there are two simple reasons why “Face the Nation” has stood the test of time and today is celebrating a half-century of achievement. First, the…
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Being on “Face the Nation” was always a good experience. It’s a very thoughtful program. The thing you really like about the show is Bob Schieffer. They’ve had other hosts in their 50 years-Howard K. Smith, Lesley Stahl, Martin Agronsky…
w Ms. Mosley’s mother was one of four black teachers to integrate the Prince William, Va., County schools in 1964 when she taught at an all-white school. A year later Benita became the first black student at the school where…
Special to TelevisionWeek Several years ago, WICT was going through a major strategic planning process and reorganization, and we decided to bring in a new president who could be a great spokesperson for us and who could meet comfortably with…
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Fast Track to Success TelevisionWeek’s Cable Television Executive of The Year has helped raise the profile of Women in Cable & Telecommunications and broadened the organization’s mandate. An Olympic champion with a background in engineering and sports management, Ms. Mosley…
of the Tone’ Network Chief Judy McGrath to Receive WICT’s Accolade for Woman of the Year Special to TelevisionWeek A steady stream of well-wishers approached Judy McGrath recently at supermarket mogul Ron Burkle’s Beverly Hills estate to offer their congratulations….