[Compilation]

0:00Copy video clip URL Richard and Patricia Nixon. Nixon urges voters to write the Republican National committee to determine whether he should be on the presidential ticket.

1:28Copy video clip URL “See It Now” with Edward R. Murrow. Murrow reports on the news in a casual setting inside the CBS studio. Among the more historically interesting moments: Murrow shows off the cameras that are shooting live outside the CBS building, Murrow comments on the new impact that television is having on political campaigns.

17:07Copy video clip URL NBC promo.

19:08Copy video clip URL Commercial for the Detroit Zoo with Tim Kazurinsky.

20:09Copy video clip URL ABC News report where an English teacher points out an obscure grammatical error in their graphics. With Ted Koppel.

21:34Copy video clip URL Walter Cronkite reports on John Lennon’s death.

23:48Copy video clip URL Walter Jacobson: About Chicago. Glorifies Chicago.

24:21Copy video clip URL CBS shows us archival footage promoting the station.

28:42Copy video clip URL Cartoon Lost and Found starring Adam West. Collection of cartoon clips.

30:48Copy video clip URL Sports talk show called Intersport television. Investigating the 1989 Chicago Bears. With host Dan Hampt on. With guests Steve Dahl and Gary Meier.

1:20:15Copy video clip URL Sports talk show called Early Action. Hosted by Hugh Malay, Bobby Downs.

1:21:39Copy video clip URL C-Span press conference on journalism ethics.

1:35:40Copy video clip URL New C-Span program. A panel debate entitled “Staying Black or African-American?” The introduction by W. Bernell Brooks focuses on a new African-American newspaper called The Wire (of which he is the editor). The debate covers the history of the Black Liberation struggle and this issue of name.