As evening news broadcasts continue to witness declining audiences, major television networks have shuffled formats and anchor-chairs. So is all the rearranging equivalent to deck-chairs on the Titanic? Or are we seeing a new News Vision for 21st century? How everything from podcasting to commentaries to top-dollar anchors may (or may not) help revitalize network news.
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The Future of Network News
Listen Wednesday, May. 31, 2006 at 12:06 p.m. in Arts & Culture, SocietyGuests
Tom Rosenstiel
Director, Project for Excellence in Journalism
Andrew Tyndall
media analyst; founder of ADT Research; and publisher of The Tyndall Report
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