The Dawn of the Eye: The History of Film and TV News The Global Eye (Embattled Witness): 1989-1997
The Dawn of the Eye: The History of Film and TV News The Global Eye (Embattled Witness): 1989-1997
The Berlin Wall, Tiananmen and the first Gulf War demonstrate that TV news is global and its presence shapes the events it witnesses. The world of news is changing fundamentally as global news titans emerge. The movies-of-the-week industry feeds off sensational news headlines. Some speculate that network news, the common ground of democracy, will start to disappear in the pull between globalization and specialization. How will 500 channels affect the sovereignty of Canada’s information agenda?
- 1997
- 00:47:41
- 13-14
- Added on: 06/14/2013
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- Subjects
- Television broadcasting of news -- History [LCSH] Broadcast journalism -- History [LCSH] Television broadcasting of news -- United States -- History [LCSH] Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Mass media and the war [LCSH] Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Press coverage [LCSH] Television and politics -- United States -- History [LCSH] Television broadcasting of news -- Economic aspects -- United States [LCSH] Sensationalism on television -- History [LCSH] Television broadcasting of news -- Canada -- History [LCSH] Social sciences [LCSH] World history [LCSH] Mass media -- Study and teaching [LCSH] Journalism -- Study and teaching [LCSH] Television -- Study and teaching [LCSH]
- Team
- Gene Allen (Producer), William Cobban (Producer), Laine Drewery (Producer), Alan Mendelsohn (Producer), Mark Starowicz (Producer), Kenneth Welsh (Narrator)
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