Word: newscasters
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bradley's interview with former White House aide Kathleen Willey has propelled "60 Minutes" to what will probably be its highest rating in three years. Metered market results released Monday by Nielsen show the newscast garnering roughly a 19.2 rating, 29 share -- the show's highest overnights since Nov. 13, 1994. Variety reports that "60 Minutes" producer Don Hewitt is after President Clinton to appear on next weekend's show in a rebuttal to Willey's appearance...
...accurate record of the meeting, promised Deputy Prime Minister TARIQ AZIZ. Nothing will be leaked, he said. Aziz then delivered Iraq's bottom line: inspectors would never be allowed in the palaces or most other sensitive facilities. Later that night, Butler flipped on the TV set. The Iraqi newscast was airing the video of his meeting with Aziz. Welcome to Saddam's theater...
...This has been one of the most rewarding jobs I've ever had--spiritually and intellectually," Valcovic says above the drone of National Public Radio's newscast...
...family-run enterprise that still gets 90% of its revenues from newspapers (50% from the Times alone). To date, the paper has been slow to expand into TV and the Internet, though it has a promising alliance with MSNBC, which runs a segment on its Brian Williams nightly newscast previewing a story from the next day's Times...
...affiliate in Chicago to do commentary. But to the two news anchors, sharing a show with the unabashed chronicler of America's most tawdry domestic dramas was like being asked to drink battery acid. On Thursday night, Carol Marin resigned on the air. "This isn't about one television newscast in one city," she says. "It's about the heart and soul of news." Ron Magers, her co-anchor, is still considering his options. Springer, who sees bigger fights than this on his show all the time, is unperturbed. "No one's grabbing their children off the streets," he says...