NBC News Essays

  • Nbc And The Innovation Of Television News, 1945-1953

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    In order to begin broadcasting news on the television, NBC had to find the perfect format that could easily be understood by the audience. They started by experimenting with the combination of the method used by radio stations and the method used by theatrical newsreels. The news-anchor would recite the news while music played in the background, complimenting photos, filmed events, and headlines that were displayed on the screen. This program was first used by NBC in 1940 on a show called "The Esso

  • NBC: The Most Watched Television Network

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    NBC: The Most Watched Television Network What makes any company successful? It could be anything from a hard work ethic, a wise decision based on experience, or even luck. Essentially there all kinds of ways that make a company successful. For the last seventy-five years one television network has beat others to capture such a large audience, making it the most watched network. That network is the National Broadcasting Company, otherwise known as NBC. The combination of its television

  • Human Trafficking's Relationship with the Media

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    raised in here in the United States. Human trafficking and its relationship with the media/news will be discussed throughout the remainder of this paper, focus will be placed on how they present the topic, whether or not enough awareness is being raised toward the topic and is it making a difference. The news job is to inform the public of events that occurring around them. The paper will be focusing on new... ... middle of paper ... ...urring in third world countries. The reports also gave facts

  • Jay Leno: Hard Work and Success in the Comedy Industry

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    hosting a new show in a prime time slot on NBC. Though Jay Leno’s journey to success may have been a difficult one, it is obvious that he now reaps the benefits of his constant efforts toward advancing in his career. Though ‘hard work pays off’ can seem to be a meaningless and empty phrase for some, in Jay Leno’s case the saying rings true. Even at an early age, Jay Leno began working towards his goal of becoming a comedian. On April 28, 1950, James Douglas Muir Leno was born in New Rochelle New York

  • Drama Queens Present

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    Drama Queens Present In the past fifty years, the television-viewing world has experienced drama, romance, and attraction through the eyes of soap opera writers, creators, producers, and actors. Soap operas, also known as daytime dramas have been around and the talk of the town for more than half a decade. It all started in radio in the earlier part of the 1900s, then the excitement moved to television. The first television soap opera was “Guiding Light” and it began airing on radio stations

  • Social Networking Apps: A Catalyst for Syphilis Spread

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    of the responsibility for keeping racy photos private and gave her the option to go through a dismissal process or resign. A lawyer who represents Arthur, Jessica Salvini, told NBC News that she filed the lawsuit on Friday against the school district and David Eubanks, its superintendent. Based off a statement obtained by NBC affiliate WYFF in Greenville, Arthur said "The Lawsuit is based on the false accusations made by Dr. David Eubanks against me along with policies and due process not appropriately

  • Media Corporations Profiting from Violence

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    Perspective (no. 96/52). The program was a report on the 1996 UN sponsored World Television Forum. 5. Millions of Viewers Tuned In, But Total Never Will be Known, Mike McDaniel, Houston Chronicle, 10/4/95. 6. Felons On The Air: Does GE's Ownership of NBC Violate the Law? , Sam Husseini, EXTRA!, 11/12/94

  • Blacks on Television: Amos & Andy

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    executives, are not careful, everything old may be new again. Bibliography 1. McNeil, Alex. Total Television: The Comprehensive Guide to Programming from 1948 to the Present, 4th Edition. New York, New York. 1996. Penguin Group Inc. Print. 2. Pickering, Michael. Blackface Minstrely in Britain. Burlington, New York. 2008. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. Print. 3. Prigozy, Ruth, and Raubicheck Walter. Going My Way: Bing Crosby and American Culture. Rochester, New York , 2007. University of Rochester Press.

  • Fibber Mcgee And Molly

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    broadcast. People could keep up to date with current affairs thanks to the news broadcasts that aired. This was very important at this time due to the impending problems that were taking place in Europe. "Fireside Chats" were broadcast by President Roosevelt as a way to keep the people of America informed on many things that were happening in the country. President Roosevelt discussed a number of topics including The New Deal, the economic problems, the impending war, unemployment, inflation, the

  • The American Broadcasting Company (Abc)

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    by RCA, Radio Corporation of American and NBC, the National Broadcasting Company. By the year of 1948, ABC began to focus on television. This adaptation into full focus in the world of television was a struggle for ABC, yet the rest is history. ABC has launched a thousand ships in regards to great television programming and innovative marketing ideas. (Erickson) The network has continued to hold it’s own in areas of morning news/talk shows, nightly news and knowingly leapt into the world of reality

  • Analysis of NBC´s Blacklist

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    juxtaposed to the writers’ vision for the characters. Let’s start with James Spader. As Raymond Reddington, in the very first episode we see him striking a deal with the FBI to take down a “blacklist” of criminals that is only if he gets to work alongside new agent Elizabeth Keen in return. Reddington is but a man of smooth sophistication, one that appreciates a bit of aged scotch, timeless poetry, and beautiful women. Similar to James’ more recent roles he is an alluring and strange mixture of charm, intellect

  • Essay On Saturday Night Live

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    sports, news, or cartoons, everybody watches television. Television is part of the American lifestyle. One of the most popular late night television programs is Saturday Night Live, or SNL, on NBC. Saturday Night Live is every Saturday at 11:30 pm. The program started in 1975. With 39 seasons, it is still running today. The show is, “One of the longest running programs in television,” (“Saturday Night Live (SNL)”). Even today, the show always starts with its familiar catch phrase, “Live from New York

  • Doctor And The Doctor 's Office

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    1. What captured the patients about this doctor’s office was the respect the patients received from the doctor and the respect for the patients time (Jacobs & Chase, 2011). The doctor’s office did there absolute best to be on time for every appointment and the doctor’s office gave the patients respect by letting them know when something came up where the doctor was going to be late (Jacobs & Chase, 2011). When the doctor had an emergency, the office gave the patients choices to either wait or reschedule

  • Viola Davis Assassination Essay

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    The Emmy Award is a well respected representation of excellence that is rewarded to the year's most outstanding group of talent, in the form of an award show. This year, The Emmy's was host to one of the most talked about acceptances speeches from select acts. One of these inspirational speeches that has been receiving attention was from Viola Davis, an African American actress who stars in a hit TV drama , "How To Get Away With Murder." Out of a total of six nominees, Viola Davis won the Emmy for

  • Personal Narrative: Come On, Will !

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    on the field.” Secretly, I was glad the boys wouldn’t see me protesting with my family. I couldn’t take more insults. “But we’ll be doing something together, as a family!” My aunt joined in, trying to convince me to come. “Ever since Dinah got that new job, we haven’t had fun as a whole

  • Jim Henson Influence

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    Among one of Jim Henson’s greatest quotes is, “My hope still is to leave the world a bit better than when I got here.” While the current status of the world is up to debate, there is no doubt that Henson touched the lives of both children and adults through his work with puppets and entertainment as a whole. The Muppets is a show that continues to engage and attract people throughout the world while Sesame Street still puts out quality work that touches on topics most people would not even dare to

  • Edgar Albert Guest Autobiogrpahy

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    I was born in Birmingham, England, on the night of August 20, 1881. The American people refer to me as the 'poet of the people'. Who am I? I am Edgar Albert Guest, one of the mosst popular, inspirational poets of the twentieth century. Many people may remember me not only by my 'poet of the people' title, but also by my 4th volume of poetry, A Heap O'Livin, which sold over a million copies in 1916. I never could of done it without my family, hard work, and a creative mind. I was born to Edwin and

  • Sharpen The Saw: Team Analysis

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    the feelings and ideas of others in mind, too. I try to balance being nice, yet assertive, during my role as a leader. This goes hand in hand with the habit called, Synergize. The utilization of team-work and open-mindedness allows everyone to gain new perceptions of the goal at hand. Although I may have ideas placed in my mind that I feel would work best for what our team is trying to achieve, the best solution to the problem is accepting everyone’s suggestion, then drawing on a conclusion that is

  • Betty White Research Paper

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    Betty Marion White was born on January 17, 1922 in Oak Park, Illinois. She is the only child of Horace and Tess White, an electrical engineer and a house wife. At the age of two her and her family moved to Los Angeles. Betty White graduated from Beverly Hills High School California, in 1939 at 17. Betty started modeling they same year she graduated. She first did various radio shows in the 40s. But her first TV show was on Hollywood in Television in 1949. Whites first produced television show was

  • Six Hours Of Television

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    consistently topping the Nielsen ratings. For the remaining two hours of programming I decided to look at two police drama shows, one that was brand new this season and one not brand new, but still going strong. For the two hours of police dramas, I looked at programs with different angles. NYPD BLUE is the story of police detectives, and HIGH INCIDENT was a new show that looked at the view of policing from the Œbeat.' HIGH INCIDENT represented one of the first t.v. shows to come from the SKG works of Steven