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He worked on the cancelled 60 Minutes report and is portrayed by Al Pacino in the movie The Insider A detailed chronology of events leading up to, and following, the CBS decision not to air the Wigand interview Media analysts discuss networks' corporate interests vs. the integrity of their news divisions Which media outlets got the secret tobacco industry letters and memos A Docu-Drama in Three ...

It's an impressive number. It represents the dollar amount of community service provided by local broadcasters in 2001. The bottom line is that broadcasters make substantial public service contributions to their communities - contributions of great value and impact. But don't just take our word for it. Click below to see what these national charitable organizations are saying about local ...

What's Local About Local Broadcasting A Joint Report of the Media Access Project & Benton Foundation April 1998 Introduction | Background | Methodology | Findings -- National | Findings -- Chicago | Findings -- Phoenix | Findings -- Nashville | Findings -- Spokane | Findings -- Bangor | Research Partners What's local about local broadcasting An analysis of a two-week period in late February ...