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At the annual Radio-Television Correspondents Association dinner, President Bill Clinton congratulated radio and television correspondents on 50 years of TV and radio coverage of national po…

The Federal Communications Bar Association and the American Bar Association hosted a celebration on the bicentennial of the First Amendment. Panelists spoke about first amendment rights vs. …

The speakers debated the lessons for the future for the media that have come from the recent Persian Gulf War and other world conflicts. They talked about the role the press has historically…

Shaw discussed CNN’s coverage from China during the Tiannanmen Square uprising. Headline discussed CNN’s growth as a major news network.

The former New York Times editor and foreign correspondent, Harrison Salisbury, delivered a speech to the National Press Club titled “Looking at the Summit from Moscow and Peking.” The spe…

The Senate Rules Committee heard a second day of testimony about allowing the Senate sessions being televised.

Representatives from national and local news agencies discussed the use of pool feeds and what they consider reasonable access to them.

Mr. Headline discussed the impact of negative coverage from the media on a campaign.