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The 30 pages that link to Television news, each with the reason it gives.

• TelevisionBroader topic: It uses television’s audiovisual form to show events as well as describe them.

• Television productionRelated: News production combines reporting, studio presentation, field recording, and rapid editing.

• Walter CronkiteNarrower topic: His anchorship helped establish television as a primary source of national news.

• Radio newsCompared with: Television adds moving images to the spoken reports radio presents through sound.

• Television producerRelated: News producers coordinate fast-changing stories, contributors, and broadcast timing.

• NewsreelCompared with: Its immediacy and home access replaced many functions once served by cinema newsreels.

• News broadcastingBroader topic: It combines spoken reports with images, graphics, and live video.

• History of TelevisionBroader topic: Televised news made the medium a central source of public information.

• NBC Nightly NewsNarrower topic: The program is a network example of this form of journalism.

• Television news anchorNarrower topic: The anchor’s role sits within the larger format of television news.

• NetworkNarrower topic: The film places its fictional newsroom within familiar television-news routines.

• Saturday Night Live Weekend UpdateRelated: The segment borrows news presentation conventions, including an anchor desk and headlines.

• The ViewCompared with: The View comments on news rather than operating primarily as a reporting program.

• David BrinkleyNarrower topic: Brinkley’s career unfolded as television became a central source of national news.

• Television stationRelated: News departments are a major source of locally produced station programming.

• The Morning ShowNarrower topic: The show’s newsroom conflicts arise from the demands of televised reporting.

• William FriedkinNarrower topic: His early work in news exposed him to real events and observational filmmaking techniques.

• Roger AilesNarrower topic: Ailes adapted political communication techniques to the broader medium of televised news.

• News presenterNarrower topic: Television presenters coordinate spoken reports with pictures, graphics, and live broadcasts.

• Jim LehrerRelated: The nightly program made Lehrer’s reporting and interviews part of a daily television routine.

• Protests of 1968Related: Broadcast images carried clashes and state repression beyond the streets where they occurred.

• Daniel SchneidermannCompared with: Schneidermann’s work examines television news rather than simply delivering it.

• Howard K. SmithNarrower topic: Smith’s anchoring career helped establish television as a central venue for national news.

• Jessica SavitchNarrower topic: Her career illustrates the demands and public visibility of national television journalism.

• Russia-1Narrower topic: Russia-1 is a major platform for televised news in Russia.

• Social aspects of televisionBroader topic: Its routines influence which events become shared matters of public concern.

• Svetlana SorokinaNarrower topic: Sorokina’s career illustrates television news as a major source of public information.

• Ted KoppelNarrower topic: Nightline adapted television news into a focused late-night program.

• Television showBroader topic: News shows use television's immediacy and images to report events.

• Wolf BlitzerNarrower topic: Blitzer’s public role reflects the anchor-centered format of cable television news.