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Vice President George H.W. Bush and Governor Michael Dukakis (D-MA) met at the University of California, Los Angeles, for the second of two debates prior to the 1988 presidential election. I…

Vice presidential candidates Dick Cheney (R) and Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT) met at Centre College for the 2000 vice presidential candidates debate. Candidates sat at a round table with mod…

Journalists spoke to students about the role of wartime correspondents and the difficulties of reporting from the frontline. Following their remarks they answered questions from students in …

Bernard Shaw, recently retired CNN anchor, was interviewed by Marvin Kalb. He discussed his career as a journalist, racism in America, the state of contemporary journalism, his plans for the…

Radio and television correspondents gathered for their annual dinner and awarded the Barone award to Ms. Judd for her coverage of the Clinton investigation. President Clinton then gave a ton…

Prior to a vice presidential debate, organizers briefed the audience on the debate format and asked that they not participate in, or try to influence the debate.

Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley (D-NJ) debated a variety of issues, generally agreeing with each other in the areas of gun control, abortion, gay rights, China policy,…

Harlem’s Apollo Theatre hosted this lively debate between the two Democratic Presidential nominees. They answered audience, media, and Internet questions on a variety of issues.

Vice President Al Gore and former Senator and Presidential Candidate Bill Bradley answered questions from the audience regarding campaign finance reform, health care, the nuclear test ban tr…

Former President George H.W. Bush joined journalists, speechwriters and members of the Reagan and Bush administrations to roast former press secretary Marlin Fitzwater. President Bush appear…

Radio and television reporters gathered for their annual dinner. Since President and Mrs. Clinton were in Africa, cardboard cutouts were seated at the head table in their stead. CNN won the …

Former secretaries of state participated in a discussion on foreign policy challenges facing the United States in the 21st century. Secretaries Baker, Christopher and Kissinger talked about …

CNN Anchor, Bernard Shaw, spoke at the 25th anniversary of Howard University’s School of Communications. Mr. Shaw spoke about the important role of minorities in broadcast journalism.

Bernard Shaw, CNN host of Inside politics, opened this conference titled, “Debating the Debaters: Defining Moments in Presidential Campaigns.” In his remarks, he spoke about the history of…

Three journalists received awards at this twelfth annual dinner. Mr. Coffey was editor of the year. Mr. Hentoff won the award for distinguished service to journalism. Mr. Britt was cartoonis…

Participants spoke on violence perpetrated against journalists around the world. Mr. Orme detailed the Committee to Protect Journalists' group report which surveys worldwide attacks on the p…

Mr. Shaw moderated a panel discussing governmental policy and the effect it has on technology funding and experimentation. The industry leaders outlined the need for investment in informatio…

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…

CNN Anchor Bernard Shaw spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the Freedom Forum about the need for aggressive government action to reduce poverty and violence in the U.S. Mr. Shaw suggested that …

American media figures spoke at a memorial service in Washington National Cathedral for newspaper publisher Robert Maynard. Mr. Maynard, also a syndicated columnist, was remembered for his p…