Media 792 Videos
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Pete Hamill
Air Date 03/17/1993New York Post Editor in Chief Pete Hamill recounts the recent ups and downs in ownership of the paper and what it means for future. 19:01 -
Michael Kelly
Air Date 03/16/1993Journalist Michael Kelly, a fresh voice from The New York Times, shares his new book, "Martyrs' Day." 22:48 -
The Clinton Administration and the Media
Air Date 03/15/1993Columnists Kevin Phillips and Howard Kurtz talk about media coverage of the Clinton administration. 14:44 -
Cokie Roberts
Air Date 03/08/1993Cokie Roberts reflects on Bill Clinton's presidency, the influence of Ross Perot, and the challenge of reforming the health care system. 22:41 -
Journalistic Integrity
Air Date 03/02/1993A panel of columnists discuss NBC News president Michael Gartner's resignation of over staged footage. 19:23 -
Carol Felsenthal
Air Date 02/18/1993Biographer Carol Felsenthal shares her latest work, "Power, Privilege, and the Post: The Katharine Graham Story." 12:36 -
Kay Koplovitz
Air Date 02/01/1993Kay Koplovitz describes what differentiates the USA network from others. 16:05 -
James Squires
Air Date 02/01/1993Journalist James Squires introduces "Read All About It: The Corporate Takeover of America's Newspapers." 13:35 -
Ken Auletta
Air Date 01/28/1993Journalist Ken Auletta reports on the behind-the-scenes dealings that convinced David Letterman to switch networks from NBC to CBS. 15:20 -
Letterman Goes to CBS
Air Date 01/14/1993Journalists Jane Hall and Verne Gay reflect on David Letterman's decision to leave NBC. 17:21 -
Tom Arnold
Air Date 01/06/1993Tom Arnold explains the success of his wife's show, "Roseanne" and addresses Roseanne's recent attacks on the press. 10:54 -
Roseanne Barr
Air Date 01/06/1993Roseanne Barr defends her recent attacks on specific members of the press for being sexist, anti-semitic, racist, and saying nasty things about her. 20:52 -
Barbara Walters
Air Date 01/04/1993Barbara Walters talks about her career as a broadcaster. 17:27 -
Liz Smith
Air Date 12/29/1992Gossip columnist Liz Smith on the happenings of 1992, from Princess Di's separation to Madonna's latest reincarnation. 26:01 -
Jimmy Breslin
Air Date 12/08/1992Journalist and author Jimmy Breslin remembers the newspaper that launched his career and discusses his recent projects. 18:42 -
Fred Friendly
Air Date 12/03/1992Television producer Fred Friendly on his latest undertaking, the Columbia University Seminars on Media and Society. 14:29 -
Rosemary Bray
Air Date 12/02/1992Journalist Rosemary Bray shares her story about growing up on welfare and the misconceptions about people like her. 14:39 -
The Media and Election '92
Air Date 11/04/1992A panel of journalists examine the performance of the media over the course of the recent presidential campaign. 31:51 -
Tom Wicker
Air Date 10/19/1992Writer Tom Wicker shares his book, "Donovan's Life," the inside story from a backstabbing race for a seat in the U.S. Senate. 12:23 -
Jerry Goodman
Air Date 09/28/1992PBS's Jerry Goodman, who's also known by the pseudonym Adam Smith, talks about his visit to Russia and its volatile economic climate. 13:20 -
Mortimer Zuckerman
Air Date 09/23/1992Mort Zuckerman, the editor in chief of U.S. News & World Report, describes his efforts to acquire the New York Daily News. 13:12 -
Eugene T. Maleska
Air Date 09/21/1992Editor of The New York Times crossword puzzle Eugene T. Maleska reflects on the evolution of the Times crossword. 10:16 -
Anthea Disney
Air Date 09/21/1992Editor in Chief of TV Guide Anthea Disney talks about adding journalism to the magazine and becoming an advocate for good television. 10:06 -
Women's Magazines
Air Date 09/09/1992Editors reflect on the industry for women's magazines. 12:23 -
Howard Kurtz
Air Date 08/03/1992Howard Kurtz criticizes media coverage of the 1992 U.S. presidential campaign. 22:11 -
Bob Pittman
Air Date 08/03/1992Time Warner CEO Bob Pittman predicts the future of television and how television will connect to video games and shopping. 15:20 -
Political Conventions Panel
Air Date 07/21/1992Journalists Reuben Frank, Ed Diamond, and Sander Vanocur on the way the major networks cover the political conventions. 24:48 -
Misrepresenting the Gulf War
Air Date 07/08/1992Journalists John R. MacArthur and John J. Fialka debate whether the Gulf War was misrepresented in the media. 12:10 -
Mike Lupica, Pt. 1
Air Date 07/07/1992Sports columnist Mike Lupica and Charlie chat about a variety of sports topics. 13:23 -
Mike Lupica, Pt. 3
Air Date 07/07/1992Sportswriter Mike Lupica winds up the conversation with a discussion about various sports stars including Arthur Ashe and Pete Rose. 08:52 -
Carl Bernstein
Air Date 06/17/1992Charlie talks to Carl Bernstein about the Watergate scandal, on the twentieth anniversary of the 1972 DNC break-in. 17:56 -
William F. Buckley, Jr., Pt. 2
Air Date 06/12/1992Founder of the National Review William F. Buckley, Jr. talks about his love of Bach and the harpsichord. 29:23 -
Black Males in America
Air Date 06/09/1992Edward Lewis and James Small discuss the challenges black men face in our society. 17:21 -
Alfred Sikes
Air Date 06/09/1992FCC Chairman Alfred Sikes forecasts new television technologies and how the FCC will adapt to these innovations. 19:49 -
Don Hewitt, Pt. 3
Air Date 06/05/1992"60 Minutes" executive producer Don Hewitt reflects on the recent interview with President Clinton. 09:49 -
Don Hewitt, Pt. 1
Air Date 06/05/1992Executive producer Don Hewitt remembers getting his start in television in 1948 and the early days of televised news. 22:55 -
Don Hewitt, Pt. 2
Air Date 06/05/1992In part 2 of the conversation, Don Hewitt remembers creating the news show "60 Minutes." 21:24 -
Anna Quindlen
Air Date 06/01/1992New York Times columnist Anna Quindlen shares her goals for her column and for her readers. 16:15 -
A. M. Rosenthal
Air Date 05/11/1992A. M. Rosenthal discusses the power and influence of The New York Times. 17:52 -
Joan Didion
Air Date 05/07/1992Writer Joan Didion shares her most recent book, "After Henry," which examines news events and their impact on our lives. 11:52 -
James Brady
Air Date 04/28/1992Author James Brady introduces his novel, "Fashion Show." 11:02 -
Bill McKibben
Air Date 04/27/1992Author Bill McKibben recounts his experience watching nearly 2000 hours of TV for his book, "The Age of Missing Information." 13:52 -
Robert L. Johnson
Air Date 04/24/1992Robert L. Johnson, president and founder of BET, reflects on black America and the future of broadcast media. 15:08 -
Chris Whittle
Air Date 04/23/1992Chris Whittle explains his company's controversial news programming for teens. 13:32 -
Politics and the Media
Air Date 04/21/1992A panel of journalists exchange views on politics and the media. 12:44 -
Michael Fuchs
Air Date 04/15/1992HBO's Michael Fuchs discusses the competitive increase in cable television. 19:17 -
Time Magazine Panel
Air Date 04/13/1992Time's assistant managing editor Walter Isaacson and others on the redsign of Time Magazine. 10:41 -
Videocams and Journalism
Air Date 03/30/1992Video journalists Jon Alpert and Michael Rosenblum describe how portable video cameras are revolutionizing news reporting. 12:02 -
Henry Grunwald, Pt. 2
Air Date 03/27/1992Henry Grunwald, former managing editor of Time Magazine, on the magazine and his tenure. 09:27 -
Roger Rosenblatt
Air Date 03/24/1992Roger Rosenblatt, editor at large for Life Magazine, discusses his many projects and new book on the abortion debate, "Life Itself." 13:34 -
Roger Ailes
Air Date 03/20/1992Campaign advisor and chairman of Ailes Communications Roger Ailes on his time in politics and moving back to television. 18:17 -
John Miller
Air Date 03/17/1992WNBC reporter John Miller describes covering the trial of mob boss John Gotti. 14:00 -
Nancy Collins
Air Date 03/12/1992Journalist Nancy Collins reflects on her interview with Jack Nicholson and shares her new book, "Hard to Get." 13:50 -
Michael Korda
Air Date 03/03/1992Michael Korda, editor in chief of Simon & Schuster, discusses his work as both an editor and an author. 20:41 -
Nick Nicholas Retirement
Air Date 02/24/1992Journalists Richard Clurman and Geraldine Fabrikant on the retirement of Nick Nicholas, the heir apparent of Time Warner. 11:18 -
Nan Robertson
Air Date 02/20/1992Nan Robertson shares her book, "The Girls in the Balcony: Women, Men, and The New York Times." 06:02 -
Jim Lehrer
Air Date 02/10/1992Journalist and author Jim Lehrer shares his latest novel, "Short List," and talks about his work on PBS. 14:51 -
Why Publicists Matter
Air Date 01/29/1992Terrie Williams, Bobby Zarem, and Dan Klores, who represent celebrities like Jay Leno and Eddie Murphy, explain what they do as publicists. 15:09 -
Rod Richardson
Air Date 01/29/1992Rod Richardson, founder of New York Mix magazine, on creating a civic-minded publication. 06:05 -
Seth Lipsky
Air Date 01/21/1992Seth Lipsky, founding editor of The Forward, discusses the evolution of the publication. 19:02