Media 792 Videos
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Brian Lamb
Air Date 12/08/1994C-SPAN's Brian Lamb advocates for broadcast access to U.S. Congress legislative activities. 16:18 -
Hugh Downs
Air Date 11/30/1994Hugh Downs, host of "20/20," discusses aging and his decision to return to work after retiring. 10:35 -
Raymond Smith
Air Date 11/25/1994Raymond Smith, chairman and C.E.O. of Bell Atlantic, explains his vision for the future of the information superhighway and technology. 20:15 -
Marvin Kalb
Air Date 10/24/1994Former CBS senior correspondent Marvin Kalb discusses his book, "The Nixon Memo." 22:04 -
Fall Television '94
Air Date 09/30/1994Journalist Tom Shales, Elvis Mitchell, John Leonard, and James Wolcott discuss the hit shows of the season. 31:36 -
Elizabeth Tilberis
Air Date 07/27/1994Elizabeth Tilberis, editor in chief of Harper's Bazaar, on turning the 125-year-old magazine around. 24:48 -
QVC & CBS Merger
Air Date 07/15/1994A discussion of the merger between QVC and CBS, with media analyst John Tinker and media writers. 19:11 -
O. J. Simpson Trial
Air Date 07/05/1994Fred Graham, Leslie Crocker Snyder, and Gustave Newman talk about the O. J. Simpson trial. 19:57 -
O. J. Simpson Trial
Air Date 07/05/1994Jeffrey Toobin and Raoul Felder discuss the practice of buying and selling witness testimony. 12:32 -
CBS/QVC Merger
Air Date 06/30/1994A panel of specialists on a potential merger between QVC and CBS. 17:00 -
O. J. Simpson and the Media
Air Date 06/22/1994A panel of Psychiatrists and journalists discuss how celebrity status and the media can sway public perception. 18:58 -
Men's Magazines and Modern Masculinity
Air Date 05/11/1994A discussion with the editors of GQ and Esquire about men's magazines. 21:35 -
Murray Kempton
Air Date 05/02/1994Journalist Murray Kempton introduces his new book, a collection of his best columns, "Rebellions, Perversities, and Main Events." 25:00 -
The WSJ Editorial Page
Air Date 03/22/1994Journalists Robert Bartley, Daniel Henninger, John Fund, and Melanie Kirkpatrick on writing The Wall Street Journal's influential editorials. 25:45 -
Olafur Olafsson
Air Date 03/15/1994Olafur Olafsson, the president of Sony Electronic Publishing, on his book, "Absolution." 23:35 -
Hillary and the Media
Air Date 03/10/1994A look at the media frenzy surrounding the First Lady during Whitewater. 22:42 -
What is the Internet?
Air Date 03/08/1994Mitch Kapor, Stacy Horn, and Mike Nelson talk about the "information highway" and how to use it to connect with people around the world. 22:55 -
Washington Week in Review
Air Date 02/24/1994Paul Duke, who is stepping down from hosting Washington Week in Review, and his successor Ken Bode discuss the show. 11:52 -
Tom Shales
Air Date 02/24/1994Washington Post TV Critic Tom Shales comments on the Harding / Kerrigan rivalry and the Lillehammer Winter Olympics. 16:22 -
Bill Carter
Air Date 02/17/1994Bill Carter on his book 'The Late Shift: Letterman, Leno, & the Network Battle for the Night.' 10:27 -
Viacom Buys Paramount
Air Date 02/15/1994Former editor Richard Clurman and journalist James B. Stewart discuss Viacom's acquisition of Paramount Pictures. 15:48 -
Tabloid Journalism
Air Date 02/14/1994Journalists debate the rising prominence of tabloid news and whether it has overshadowed serious reporting. 38:45 -
Magazine Publishing
Air Date 02/02/1994A conversation about the large amount of British influence in American magazine publishing with some of the biggest names in publishing. 20:59 -
Information Superhighway
Air Date 01/11/1994A discussion about the Clinton administration's plans for the information superhighway. 18:36 -
Lynn Hirschberg
Air Date 01/07/1994Journalist Lynn Hirschberg of Vanity Fair discusses her interview with the Hollywood Madam, Heidi Fleiss. 09:15 -
Mortimer Zuckerman
Air Date 12/28/1993Newspaper mogul Mortimer Zuckerman comments on Clinton's presidency and the housing market as an indicator of economic health. 21:16 -
John Fairchild
Air Date 12/07/1993John Fairchild, the chairman of Fairchild Publications, on his career in publishing and fashion. 25:46 -
Laurie Garrett
Air Date 12/01/1993AIDS reporter for Newsday Laurie Garrett gives a medical update and looks at the way different news outlets cover AIDS. 13:29 -
Larry King
Air Date 11/18/1993Larry King on his book, "On the Line: The New Road to the White House." 14:21 -
New York Times Magazine
Air Date 10/27/1993Jack Rosenthal and Adam Moss discuss the redesign of the New York Times magazine section. 11:55 -
'Yes, But Is It Art?'
Air Date 10/25/1993A discussion of a controversial "60 Minutes" segment on contemporary art. 43:48 -
Edward Kosner
Air Date 09/24/1993Journalist Edward Kosner discusses his recent transition from New York Magazine to Esquire. 14:05 -
Paramount Pictures Bidding War
Air Date 09/21/1993A panel of media experts discusses the bidding war over Paramount Communications. 15:13 -
John Chancellor
Air Date 07/30/1993John Chancellor reflects on his 43-year career in TV news. 38:20 -
Sally Quinn
Air Date 07/28/1993Author and reporter Sally Quinn analyzes the political media landscape since the start of the Clinton administration. 19:06 -
Jill Nelson
Air Date 07/26/1993Journalist Jill Nelson shares her new memoir, "Volunteer Slavery," which documents her years at The Washington Post. 13:42 -
Doug Marlette
Air Date 07/26/1993Cartoonist Doug Marlette introduces his new book, "Faux Bubba," which takes a new look at the 1992 election. 08:54 -
Ken Auletta
Air Date 07/26/1993Ken Auletta looks at the competition between global news services like CNN and successful local newscasts. 10:01 -
Sidney Zion
Air Date 07/22/1993Reporter Sidney Zion critiques the state of journalism and coverage of New York City. 08:21 -
Political Reporting, 1992
Air Date 07/21/1993Journalists on the extent to which television networks successfully covered politics during the presidential campaign. 16:00 -
Jim Murray
Air Date 07/19/1993Jim Murray reflects on his career as a sports writer. 15:52 -
Bill Walton
Air Date 07/15/1993Hall-of-famer Bill Walton talks about his basketball career, overcoming his stutter, and becoming a sports commentator. 16:09 -
Christopher Hitchens
Air Date 07/14/1993Columnist Christopher Hitchens on the state of American politics and his new book, "For the Sake of Argument." 13:49 -
Bob Guccione, Jr.
Air Date 07/08/1993Editor and Publisher of Spin Magazine Bob Guccione, Jr. discusses his experience in the magazine business, politics, and the younger generation. 12:33 -
Sam Donaldson
Air Date 06/30/1993News Anchor Sam Donaldson describes his childhood in Texas, the talent of Diane Sawyer, and who he'd like to see as President. 29:44 -
Pierre Salinger
Air Date 06/29/1993Chair of the Battle of Normandy Foundation Pierre Salinger describes his work with the Foundation in creating a memorial and his time with Robert... 17:35 -
Van Gordon Sauter
Air Date 06/24/1993Fox News President Van Gordon Sauter introduces "Frontpage" and reviews the various other news outlets. 10:33 -
R. W. Apple, Jr.
Air Date 06/09/1993R. W. Apple, Jr. discusses the the Clinton Administration's relationship with the press. 10:56 -
Clive James
Air Date 06/07/1993Clive James presents "Fame in the 20th Century," which looks at the impact of mass media on fame. 15:57 -
Bob Woodward
Air Date 05/19/1993Investigative reporter Bob Woodward explains his interest in profiling politicians and critiques the media. 37:32 -
Ken Auletta
Air Date 05/17/1993Media analyst for The New Yorker Ken Auletta on Connie Chung joining Dan Rather as a co-anchor on CBS News. 07:51 -
Les Gelb
Air Date 05/04/1993Les Gelb of the New York Times explains why he's leaving to become president of the Council on Foreign Relations. 19:01 -
Leon Wieseltier
Air Date 04/21/1993Leon Wieseltier of the New Republic recollects his visit to the new Holocaust Museum. 10:14 -
Anna Quindlen
Air Date 04/16/1993Anna Quindlen talks about being a columnist and comments on Bosnia, Anita Hill, and gays in the military. 27:24 -
Helen Gurley and David Brown
Air Date 04/15/1993Helen Gurley Brown and her husband David discuss the success of Cosmopolitan Magazine and her new book, "The Late Show." 14:27 -
Hodding Carter
Air Date 04/12/1993Correspondent Hodding Carter discusses Frontline's upcoming documentary about Iranian efforts to build a nuclear bomb. 14:03 -
Andrew Lack
Air Date 04/09/1993Newly appointed President of NBC News Andrew Lack explains what his goals are for the network. 14:21 -
Tim Russert
Air Date 03/29/1993Host of "Meet the Press" Tim Russert explores the Clinton administration, national press, and the importance of press conferences for Presidents. 15:51 -
Press Secretaries
Air Date 03/29/1993Dee Dee Myers, Laura Quinn, Torie Clarke, and Lynette Moten share their experiences as press secretaries. 18:12 -
Steve Friedman
Air Date 03/23/1993Executive Producer for NBC, Steve Friedman, talks about writing his first novel and Dateline's recent controversy. 18:32