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Panelists examined how U.S. presidents since Roosevelt have used the media to further their political agendas and popularity with the people.

A panel discussion of journalist Charles Kuralt. They discussed Mr. Kuralt’s influence on television news coverage.

The panelists discussed the coverage of foreign affairs by the television industry. Topics included changes in the coverage of foreign affairs and in the attitude of the public. The panelist…

A pane of media news executives and newscasters discussed how television affected foreign policy. They pointed out that instant television coverage, even of wars, resulted in policy being ma…

In a session from the conference, “Television and Foreign Affairs,” the panel examined television coverage of foreign conflicts from the Vietnam War through the Persian Gulf War, focusing on…

In the last segment of a five-part series, journalists who have covered presidential campaigns discussed how television changed the images of the candidates.

Television, newspaper, and radio journalists described the history of television and how television images shape the public understanding of political events. They discussed the current stat…

The Museum of Television and Radio hosted a panel about TV and Political Campaigns. In part 4 of a 5-part series, television, radio and newspaper correspondents discussed how television cove…