When Harry S. Truman left office, he was considered a failed President. Wags said, “To err is Truman!” A half-century later, the conventional wisdom was that Truman was a great President. Which statement is true? Or does the truth lie … Continue reading
Edward R. Murrow With a demagogue attacking anyone who criticized him, newsman Edward R. Murrow bravely replied: “The actions of the junior Senator from Wisconsin have caused alarm and dismay amongst our allies abroad, and given considerable comfort to our … Continue reading
As an undercover reporter Nellie Bly was one of the most influential American journalists of all time. Although that is not how she is best remembered today, Bly published numerous important and influential investigative newspaper articles. Her series of articles … Continue reading
I am proud to introduce a brand new series about classic cinema: “Journalism in the Movies.” Stories about newspaper reporters are tailor made for the big screen. Reporters can face daunting odds, corrupt politicians, complex conspiracies, violent criminals and personal danger … Continue reading
I am proud to introduce a brand new series about classic cinema: “Journalism in the Movies.” Stories about newspaper reporters are tailor made for the big screen. Reporters can face daunting odds, corrupt politicians, complex conspiracies, violent criminals and personal danger … Continue reading