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The Murrow Boys: Pioneers on the Front Lines of Broadcast Journalism

7 reviews
Lynne Olson, Stanley W. Cloud

Mariner Books, 1997

If you enjoyed "Good Night and Good Luck" this is a must read.
Written in lively and engrossing style, the Murrow Boys covers the salad days of Edward Murrow and his pioneering changes to war news broadcasts. Only after understanding how great a patriot and journalist Murrow was acknowledged to be in general public opinion, does it become clear how and why Murrow was able to take on Joe McCarthy virtually single-handedly. In addition, the internal politics ...

A Question of Honor: The Kosciuszko Squadron: Forgotten Heroes of World War II

50 reviews
Lynne Olson, Stanley Cloud

Vintage, 2004

*Forgotten?
I found this book to be a highly entertaining and informative read. The exploits of the 303,in particular, are thrilling. I do feel that some of the momentum is lost when dealing with the political machinations of Churchill and Roosevelt, however less exciting, it is very important that these be revealed. The authors did an outstanding job of this. I've seen reviews that say this is done "out of ...

For Your Freedom and Ours
Lynne Olson, Stanley Cloud

Arrow Books Ltd, 2004

Trained by the Americans in the 1920s, the Polish fighter pilots fought through the defeat of their own country in 1939 and then alongside the French in the fall of France the following year. Defying the orders of the French government to surrender to the Germans, they made their varied ways to Britain, where, far more experienced than their British counterparts, they became the RAF's most successful aces. In the Battle of Britain, flying as 303 ...

A Question of Honor
Lynne/ Cloud, Stanley Olson

Random House Inc, 2004

REPORTING LIVE.(Review): An article from: Columbia Journalism Review
Stanley Cloud

Columbia University, Graduate School of Journalism, 1999

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Media Today: An Introduction to Mass Communication
Joseph Turow, Stanley Cloud

Houghton Mifflin College Div, 1999

How do books, newspapers, music recordings, movies, television shows, and online sites get made? How does content in different media get funded, produced and delivered to the right audiences? Why do certain materials and not others get created and distributed in different media? What role do governments (federal, state, local) play in the process? [This book] addresses these and related questions with concrete examples from a wide variety of ...