Media 792 Videos
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Kathleen Hall Jamieson
Air Date 09/21/1998The dean of the Annenberg School for Communications analyzes President Clinton's taped testimony. 10:17 -
David Remnick
Air Date 09/16/1998Journalist David Remnick shares his excitement over becoming editor of The New Yorker. 21:04 -
Bob Guccione, Jr.
Air Date 08/04/1998A conversation with Bob Guccione, Jr., the editor and publisher of Gear magazine. 09:41 -
John Huey
Air Date 07/20/1998Managing editor of Fortune magazine John Huey talks about what he's done to renew and reinvigorate the established business publication. 22:02 -
John Sykes
Air Date 07/15/1998The president of VH1 on how he came to the failing network and the success he's seen in his time there. 14:19 -
Future of the Publishing Industry
Air Date 07/15/1998A panel of editors and publishers look toward the future of publishing and analyze the state of the industry at the time. 24:00 -
Tina Brown Resignation
Air Date 07/09/1998Edward Jay Epstein, Mort imerZuckerman, Elaina Richardson, and Jeffrey Toobin reflect on the departure of The New Yorker's editor Tina Brown. 32:42 -
Perry Smith
Air Date 07/06/1998Retired Major General Perry Smith on his departure from CNN following the "Valley of Death" report. 16:04 -
Lally Weymouth
Air Date 06/25/1998Journalist Lally Weymouth on her interview with Chinese president Jiang Zemin. 07:05 -
Brill's Content
Air Date 06/17/1998Steven Brill and Jeff Greenfield discuss Brill's new venture into print media, Brill's Content. 10:35 -
Charles Lane
Air Date 06/12/1998Charles Lane, editor of The New Republic, talks about fabricated stories written by Stephen Glass. 07:42 -
Cokie Roberts
Air Date 05/18/1998Cokie Roberts talks about her latest book, "We Are Our Mother's Daughters." 18:53 -
William Baker
Air Date 05/14/1998WNET C.E.O. William Baker on “Down the Tube: An Inside Account of the Failure of American Television,” co-authored with TV executive George Dessart. 18:37 -
David Granger
Air Date 03/06/1998Editor in Chief of Esquire David Granger describes the mission of the magazine, great stories, and a writer's connection to those stories. 10:21 -
Time Magazine at 75
Air Date 03/06/1998Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, and Henry Grunwald discuss the 75th anniversary of Time Magazine. 14:04 -
Remembering Fred Friendly
Air Date 03/05/1998News anchor Dan Rather and others talk about Fred Friendly after his passing. 35:39 -
Clinton Allegations
Air Date 02/26/1998A panel discussion about the subpoena of White House communications aide Sidney Blumenthal. 15:45 -
Remembering Brendan Gill
Air Date 01/05/1998Charlie remembers journalist Brendan Gill of The New Yorker. 05:14 -
Peter Matthiessen
Air Date 11/26/1997Novelist and co-founder of The Paris Review Peter Matthiessen shares his new book, "Lost Man's River." 23:09 -
Warren Hoge
Air Date 11/21/1997Warren Hoge, the London Bureau chief of the NY Times, discusses the events of the week in England. 12:17 -
Public Broadcasting
Air Date 11/07/1997President and C.E.O. of PBS Ervin Duggan and others discuss public broadcasting and its goals. 20:24 -
Tim Russert
Air Date 11/05/1997Tim Russert, host of "Meet the Press," on the 50th anniversary of the longest-running and most-quoted TV program in history. 26:29 -
Foreign Affairs Magazine's 75th Anniversary
Air Date 10/16/1997Foreign Affairs editors James Hoge and Fareed Zakaria on the 75th anniversary of the publication. 23:41 -
Howell Raines
Air Date 09/26/1997Howell Raines of The New York Times reflects on the issues their editorial page has taken up in recent months. 18:25 -
Art Cooper
Air Date 09/17/1997Art Cooper, editor in chief of GQ, discusses the success of the magazine and how the magazine keeps current. 14:32 -
The JonBenét Ramsey Case
Air Date 09/11/1997A discussion of the JonBenét ransom note and whether John and Patsy Ramsey are guilty. 22:41 -
Strauss Zelnick
Air Date 08/13/1997Strauss Zelnick, president and C.E.O. of BMG Entertainment North America, discusses radio and the music industry. 19:11 -
Cathleen Black
Air Date 07/31/1997The president of Hearst Magazines reflects on the turnaround of the book and magazine industry. 14:20 -
Jim Cramer
Air Date 07/21/1997Jim Cramer, hedge fund manager and co-founder of TheStreet.com, analyzes the state of the market today and shares why he's buying. 17:44 -
Remembering Charles Kuralt
Air Date 07/07/1997In memory of broadcast journalist Charles Kuralt, a conversation with news anchor Morley Safer and others about his life and work. 17:34 -
Remembering Charles Kuralt
Air Date 07/07/1997Remembering CBS News journalist Charles Kuralt with a look back at appearances on the show in 1992 and 1995. 35:34 -
'TIME: Backbone of America'
Air Date 06/30/1997Time Magazine journalists and photographers describe a U.S. bus tour that resulted in the special edition: "Backbone of America." 13:34 -
David Brock
Air Date 06/26/1997Journalist David Brock describes his evolution as a journalist, his book about Hillary Clinton, and why he is no longer the right-wing hit man. 22:16 -
'Our America'
Air Date 06/26/1997Journalists David Isay, Lloyd Newman, and LeAlan Jones talk about their new book, "Our America." 20:08 -
Steve Forbes
Air Date 06/24/1997Editor in chief of Forbes magazine Steve Forbes celebrates the 80th anniversary of the magazine. 26:59 -
R. W. Apple, Jr.
Air Date 06/04/1997Journalist R. W. Apple, Jr. discusses covering Washington and politics. 37:17 -
Remembering Murray Kempton
Air Date 05/08/1997Jeff Greenfield and other journalists remember influential journalist Murray Kempton. 18:49 -
Bill Gross
Air Date 05/08/1997Bill Gross, founder of idealab!, discusses his company factory where assistance is provided to internet start-ups. 13:18 -
Pete Hamill
Air Date 05/07/1997Newly appointed editor in chief of the New York Daily News, Pete Hamill talks about his new role and his novel, "Snow in August." 21:07 -
Remembering Murray Kempton
Air Date 05/07/1997In honor of columnist Murray Kempton, an excerpt from an interview that took place on May 2, 1994. 03:51 -
Joan Lunden
Air Date 04/17/1997Joan Lunden, who has hosted "Good Morning America" for 17 years, shares her new book, "Healthy Living." 18:02 -
Walter Isaacson
Air Date 04/16/1997Time managing editor Walter Isaacson discusses the magazine's list of the 25 most influential people and what "influence" means. 12:38 -
Paige Rense
Air Date 04/04/1997Paige Rense, editor in chief of Architectural Digest, discusses her magazine's success and the challenge of writing her first novel. 08:09 -
Ben Brantley
Air Date 04/03/1997Ben Brantley, chief theater critic for The New York Times, reviews the season's Broadway plays. 08:21 -
Jonathan Newcomb
Air Date 02/25/1997Jonathan Newcomb, the president of Simon & Schuster, talks about the future of electronic publishing. 13:41 -
'The People vs. Larry Flynt'
Air Date 01/08/1997Activist and writer Gloria Steinem and Larry Flynt's daughter, Tonya Flynt-Vega, react to "The People vs. Larry Flynt." 10:14 -
Gilbert Kaplan
Air Date 12/19/1996Publisher Gilbert Kaplan describes his emotional connection to Mahler's music, so much so that he has become a respected conductor. 22:40 -
Andrew Neil
Air Date 11/29/1996Andrew Neil on working with Rupert Murdoch, The Sunday Times, and his memoir "Full Disclosure." 14:49 -
Michael Kinsley
Air Date 11/06/1996Michael Kinsley, editor of Slate, talks about the future of internet journalism. 18:14 -
Pamela Fiori
Air Date 10/21/1996A conversation with Pamela Fiori, editor in chief of Town & Country, on the magazine's sesquicentennial 10:05 -
Candace Bushnell
Air Date 08/30/1996Columnist for The New York Observer Candace Bushnell presents her new book, "Sex and the City." 15:06 -
Dominique Browning
Air Date 08/16/1996Browning, editor of Condé Nast House & Garden, on the new name and look of the magazine, two years after its protested discontinuation. 12:21 -
MTV's 15th Anniversary
Air Date 08/01/1996A panel on the first 15 years of MTV. 14:55 -
'Primary Colors'
Air Date 07/17/1996A panel of journalists debate the ethics of the novel, "Primary Colors," published anonymously by political journalist Joe Klein. 18:11 -
MSNBC
Air Date 07/16/1996Andy Lack and Tom Brokaw of NBC News present MSNBC, which came to life with a partnership with Microsoft. 21:37 -
Calvin and Alice Trillin
Air Date 07/05/1996Husband and wife team Calvin and Alice Trillin share their new books, "Messages From My Father" and "Dear Bruno." 19:48 -
Chris Whittle
Air Date 07/01/1996Media entrepreneur Chris Whittle reflects on his tumultuous career and shares his latest undertaking, The Edison Project. 18:47 -
Walter Isaacson
Air Date 06/10/1996Walter Isaacson gives insight into Time magazine's selection process for the 25 most influential people of 1996. 14:33 -
New York Times Photojournalism
Air Date 06/07/1996Photojournalists on photography and a new MoMA exhibit. 20:55 -
Remembering Joseph Mitchell
Air Date 06/06/1996Roger Angell and David Remnick remember fellow New Yorker writer Joseph Mitchell. 19:05