by Fred W. Friendly (1968)
"Occupational memoir" of the author's sixteen years at the Columbia Broadcasting System, principal theme being the dilemma of commercial television today.
Bob Arya
Thirty Seconds to Air covers the professional and personal issues, concerns, and difficulties that a live broadcast reporter must confront and conquer in order to be successful. Filled with concrete examples and practice situations, and written in an easy-to-read conversational style, Thirty Seconds to Air will be useful to anyone, student or professional, seeking to improve his or her live broadcast performance.
Jeremy Byman
A biography of the multimillionaire media pioneer, creator of the Cable News Network, champion yachtsman, and founder of environmental and humanitarian organizations.
David Marc Fischer
A biography of the multimillionaire media pioneer, creator of the Cable News Network, champion yachtsman, and founder of environmental and humanitarian organizations.
Jorge Ramos
After exploring the Latin American immigrant experience in "The Other Face of America," Ramos now explores his own immigrant experience via the passion that brought him to the United States: journalism. In the end, Ramos is able to show his adirers that going home is not a place, but a state of mind built through one's own extraordinary life experiene. 16-page photo insert.