Videos

Newseum hosted a full-day symposium titled “Examining Opinion and Bias in the News: The Grant Howell Legacy Symposium” that explored the perceptions and realities of bias in news coverage. …

Gerald Boyd spoke about his experiences in journalism and the scandal that ended his career at the New York Times. He resigned under pressure as managing editor of the paper resulting from r…

Editors spoke about the art and purpose of journalism. Among the topics they addressed were the duties and responsibilities of journalists, stories that constituted quality journalism, and t…

Management and staff of the New York Times discussed the various operations and publishing of the paper as well as the news of the day. They also responded to viewer comments and questions.

Journalists talked about race in America and how journalists have treated the issue of race relations over the years. Among the topics they addressed were media coverage of the civil rights …

Gerald Boyd, New York Times Assistant Managing Editor was interviewed and spoke about his career as a journalist and his goals and responsibilities.

The panelists talked about the relationships among the media, politics, and the 1990 elections. Topics included 1988 negative campaigning, polls, values, and debating the important policy is…

Gerald Boyd National Correspondent for the New York Times took phone calls and discussed George Bush campaign strategy.

Senator Bob Dole and Senator Robert Byrd talked about the 34 Senate seats open in the 1986 elections. The Senators answered questions from reporters and the audience.

The guests discussed the news headlines from the week and responded to callers' questions. Due to the age of source media, the video breaks up.

Panelists discussed freedom of information and the relationship between President Ronald Reagan and the press. They answered audience questions.

Mr. Boyd discussed Central American Policy, and the president’s interest in Central America and answered the audience’s questions.