Conversation with Frank Rich
Frank Rich, Columnist, NEW YORK TIMES
discussed the evolution of news coverage from simply reporting a story to making them media events to boost television ratings. He cited the coverage of the Persian Gulf War and the O.J. Simpson trial as examples of how news events were turned into television miniseries. After his prepared remarks questions were taken from the audience.
Introduction by: E.Gordon Gee, President , BROWN UNIVERSITY
In this conversation ,recorded at BROWN UNIVERSITY in Providence ,RI Frank Rich, Columnist, NEW YORK TIMES discussed the evolution of ne… read more
In this conversation ,recorded at BROWN UNIVERSITY in Providence ,RI
Frank Rich, Columnist, NEW YORK TIMES
discussed the evolution of news coverage from simply reporting a story to making them media events to boost television ratings. He cited the coverage of the Persian Gulf War and the O.J. Simpson trial as examples of how news events were turned into television miniseries. After his prepared remarks questions were taken from the audience.
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