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Columbia, Brokaw Honor Seattle Times Investigative Reporter Armstrong With John Chancellor Award - Posted 3 days, 6 hours ago
Ken Armstrong accepts the John Chancellor Award "The only way I can get into Columbia is to be asked to speak," joked NBC News correspondent Tom Brokaw as he kicked off the ceremony for the John Chancellor Award for Excellence in Journalism at Columbia's Low Library last night. Brokaw spoke about the... [FishBowlNY]

Robert MacNeil: Too Much 'Hyperventilating' Over Tabloid Stories In TV News - Posted October 7, 2009
Where Are They Now? A TVNewser Series As we continue TVNewser's ongoing series "Where Are They Now?", we talk with former PBS anchor Robert MacNeil. Next week: former NBC News correspondent Norma Quarles. He was in Dallas when JFK was shot. Berlin when the Wall went up. And in Cuba during the Missile... [TVNewser]

Now It's Official: Morning Joe "Brewed By Starbucks" - Posted June 1, 2009
For more than a year, TVNewser readers have wondered whether the Starbucks coffee seen on the Morning Joe set was part of some product placement deal. The answer was always "no" — until today. The show and the the coffee company have formed a "marketing relationship," in a deal estimated at... [TVNewser]

Woodruff Likes Al Hunt (and Wedding Crashers) - Posted October 29, 2008
PBS' Judy Woodruff gets the "FishbowlDC Interview" treatment today. Some highlights: • What single person played the biggest role / had the biggest influence on your journalism career? Three people: The late John Chancellor, Jim Lehrer and Robin MacNeil. • Who is your favorite active journalist? Al Hunt. • "Wedding Crashers" or "Old School"... [TVNewser]

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