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Andrew Manderstam reports on the choice available to television viewers in the United States as regards breakfast-time programmes including ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Today. Includes excerpts...
Report back on the launch of Cable News Network (CNN) in the United States by Atlanta-based media tycoon Ted Turner. American male field and female studio reporters not identified.
Report on an ITN News at Ten interview (containing excerpts) with Labour MP Michael Foot about his decision to stand for the leadership of the Labour Party after the resignation of James Callaghan. Male...
David Mills of NBC TV on the use of electronic news gathering (ENG) equipment in the United States. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Rodney Bennett?). Sound in mono.
Recording of the opening moments of ITV and ITN (22/09/55) featuring a news bulletin presented by Christopher Chataway. The other speakers are not identified.
Interview with David Nicholas of ITN reacting to the criticism of the media coverage in the Scarman Report into the causes of the riots in Brixton, South London and Toxteth in Liverpool in 1981. Male...
A male journalist who has been in Iran to cover the US hostage crisis talks to Andrew Manderstam? about the media operation to cover events and the extent of press coverage.
An episode of BBC News at Ten. Stories include the Pope’s visit to Britain, and the fundraising prior to the event (interview with sports promoter Mark McCormack, report by Martyn Lewis); riots in South...
Interview with newsreader Selina Scott about being a pin-up girl for the forces in the Falklands war. Also includes ITN News at Ten theme music. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono. see Further...
Broadcaster Melvyn Bragg on the importance of the Edinburgh International Television Festival. Male interviewer not identified. Volume level is low.
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