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Dan Rather, representatives from the Associated Press (AP) and the New York Times, and a journalism professor participated in a panel discussion on the future of journalism. Topics included…

Neil Budde, who has 30 years of experience working for newspapers and online publishers, talked about the future of journalism. He talked about how news has changed in the past 20 years wit…

Veteran Washington journalists told stories and reflected on the National Press Club’s colorful history on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. The NPC was founded by 32 reporters who want…

Bill Maudlin addressed the National Press Club and spoke about his tenure as a World War II cartoonist working for "Stars and Stripes".

War Correspondents from World War II through recent events in Afghanistan talked about their experiences in combat zones and reporting during wartime. Among the topics they addressed were th…

Marvin Kalb moderates a panel of journalists that talked about the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl and its implication for other journalists abroad. T…

Journalist Charles Osgood, of CBS, related events of his career as a news broadcaster and journalist to an audience attending a luncheon at the National Press Club in Washington D.C.. Follow…

This 1994 Event from WASHINGTON DC, The NATIONAL PRESS CLUB bestows THE FOURTH ESTATE AWARD in this TRIBUTE TO CHARLES KURALT. Mr. Kuralt was a CBS correspondent. Speaker include: Gil…

Washington Post Columnist William Raspberry spoke about his tenure as a syndicated columnist. In addition the press club gave out its 1994 journalism awards. William Raspberry has been with …

Following the journalism awards and remarks by the recipients, former President Ford spoke about his tenure in the White House and the prospects for Republicans in the years to come. He also…

Attorney General Janet Reno addressed a National Press Club (NPC) luncheon on the Freedom of Information Act. Prior to Attorney General Reno’s remarks Press Club President Gil Klein presente…