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The 46 pages that link to Broadcast journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• NewspaperCompared with: Broadcast news delivers sound and images rather than a printed edition.

• JournalismBroader topic: It applies reporting to audio and visual formats with distinct production demands.

• Digital journalismCompared with: Broadcast shares digital journalism’s immediacy but traditionally relies on scheduled or linear delivery.

• Live televisionRelated: Live reporting changes how journalists verify and present unfolding events.

• Walter CronkiteNarrower topic: His work belongs to the broader tradition of news delivered by electronic media.

• Edward R. MurrowNarrower topic: Murrow’s work helped establish the conventions of reporting through sound and image.

• Television interviewNarrower topic: Television interviews are a method within broadcast journalism.

• Television journalismNarrower topic: Television journalism is one medium-specific form of journalism designed for broadcast audiences.

• Barbara WaltersNarrower topic: Walters’s work brought reporting, interviews, and personality-driven television together.

• SAG-AFTRABroader topic: SAG-AFTRA represents many journalists and news professionals at broadcast outlets.

• Women in journalismRelated: Broadcasting made women’s on-air authority a visible site of both progress and discrimination.

• Television presenterNarrower topic: Many presenters work within journalism, where accuracy and verification shape delivery.

• News broadcastingRelated: Its reporting and presentation conventions shape broadcast news.

• Television news in the United StatesNarrower topic: Television news is one major form of journalism designed for broadcast.

• NBC Nightly NewsNarrower topic: The newscast applies its reporting practices to a scheduled television program.

• CBS Evening NewsNarrower topic: Its production practices connect the newscast to a broader journalism tradition.

• Television news anchorNarrower topic: Anchoring is one on-air role within this broader form of journalism.

• Los Angeles TimesCompared with: It competes with print reporting for attention while using sound and moving images.

• Newspaper journalismCompared with: Its audio and visual formats contrast with newspapers' printed text and still images.

• NetworkRelated: The film’s newsroom conflict depends on journalism’s public-information role.

• David BrinkleyNarrower topic: Brinkley’s work helped define the television branch of broadcast journalism.

• Anderson CooperNarrower topic: Cooper’s career illustrates how a journalist can combine anchoring, field reporting, and commentary.

• Diane SawyerNarrower topic: Her work across morning and evening programs exemplifies television’s distinct demands within the field.

• Katie CouricNarrower topic: Couric’s reporting and anchoring career is rooted in this form of mass communication.

• Piers MorganNarrower topic: Morgan's television work belongs to this broader form of news production.

• Christiane AmanpourRelated: Television has made her field reporting and interviews widely visible.

• News mediaBroader topic: Broadcast outlets use sound and images to deliver news on scheduled programs and live.

• Walter WinchellNarrower topic: His radio monologues carried his columns’ scoops and opinions to a national audience.

• JournalistBroader topic: It adapts reporting for audio and audiovisual formats, often under tight deadlines.

• Kyodo NewsRelated: Broadcasters use Kyodo material as input for their own news coverage.

• News presenterNarrower topic: Presenting is one on-air role within this wider form of journalism.

• Jeremy PaxmanNarrower topic: Paxman’s television career is a prominent example of journalism conducted through interviews and live discussion.

• Jim LehrerNarrower topic: Lehrer’s anchor work belongs to the wider practice of reporting news for broadcast.

• United Press InternationalCompared with: UPI supplied reporting to broadcasters but operated as a news provider rather than a broadcaster.

• All-news radioNarrower topic: All-news radio is a radio-based form of broadcast journalism.

• Elliot NortonRelated: Norton extended theater commentary beyond print through broadcasting.

• Howard K. SmithNarrower topic: Smith’s career spanned radio reporting, television correspondence, and anchoring.

• Jessica SavitchRelated: Savitch’s work helped make women’s roles in television reporting more visible.

• Kate AdieNarrower topic: Her reporting and later presenting career took place chiefly in broadcast media.

• Lawrence SpivakNarrower topic: Spivak helped establish a prominent format within American broadcast journalism.

• Martin AgronskyNarrower topic: His career traces broadcast journalism's shift from radio reporting to television discussion.

• Paul HarveyNarrower topic: Harvey’s work combined spoken news reporting with personality-driven commentary.

• Pierre SalingerNarrower topic: Salinger moved from government briefings into television news and analysis.

• Press Trust of IndiaRelated: PTI content provides news material for broadcasters as well as print outlets.

• Savannah GuthrieNarrower topic: Guthrie’s career is a prominent example of journalism practiced on national television.

• Ted KoppelNarrower topic: Koppel’s work belongs to this broader form of public reporting.