The duPont-Columbia Awards are the broadcast equivalent of the Pulitzer Prizes. This series of programs looks at some of the best television journalism produced over the past ten years, revealing a lot about the evolution of TV news. Produced by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, the programs are narrated by Peter Jennings. 4-part series, 30 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : Covering the World: Reports Without Borders | Health and Medicine: On the Cutting Edge | Investigative Reporting: The Righteous Lens | Ten Years of Social Struggles: Who We Are

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		The Dawn of the Eye: The History of Film and TV News This six-part series traces the evolution of film and television broadcast journalism and the impact they have had on our perception of world events. Major journalists and newscasters include Edward R. Murrow, Chet Huntley, David Brinkley, and Walter...(more details)		DVD $1,019.70
		Reporters and Reporting A brilliant program, this thoughtful and analytical quartet of videos probes the moral questions that plague journalists: What is the truth and whose truth is it? Is there such a thing as true objectivity? What does it mean when the same picture can ...(more details)		DVD $315.95 DVD + 3-Year Streaming $473.93 3-Year Streaming $315.95
		The Public Mind This series explores "image and reality in America"-how public opinion is formed through the mingling of fact and fiction in a society saturated with images. The series examines the impact on democracy of a mass culture whose basic information comes ...(more details)		DVD $399.80
		War Reporters Competitive journalism makes reporters take greater and greater risks in order to satisfy the public's appetite for more dramatic reality. Why do they do it? And how? Michael Nicholson, ITN's most prolific war reporter, considers the fears and ethica...(more details)		DVD $99.95
		Deadline: Newspaper Publishing Today The logistics of putting together a modern daily newspaper are staggering. In one 24-hour period, the paper must be written, designed, composed, printed, and delivered to thousands of readers. This program follows the many processes, both creative an...(more details)		DVD $99.95

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