Peter Arnett on the differences between print journalism and television journalism
07:04
Peter Arnett on the process of putting a television news story together, and on reporting for CNN from Central America
10:22
Peter Arnett on good advice he received when starting out as a journalist
02:21
Peter Arnett on conveying the importance of a free press to students
02:15
Rona Barrett on her early interview technique
06:37
Rona Barrett on getting her stories and dealing with the legal department
07:32
Rona Barrett on how she got her stories
04:35
Rona Barrett on the "rules" for her interviews
05:08
Rona Barrett on advice to aspiring gossip reporters
01:09
Ed Bradley on his first television piece airing on the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite, and on being hired by CBS Television as a correspondent reporting from Vietnam
02:40
Ed Bradley on how news was filed from Vietnam
00:54
Ed Bradley on access to the military while covering Vietnam
01:23
Ed Bradley on getting wounded while covering Vietnam
03:23
Ed Bradley on not wanting to cover politics after his return from covering Vietnam, thinking about quitting, and why he decided to stay
02:21
Ed Bradley on being among the reporters who left Saigon from the roof of the American embassy
06:03
Ed Bradley on his concept of the television documentary as he became head correspondent of CBS Reports
01:37
Ed Bradley on coming up with documentary subjects for CBS Reports
00:30
Cokie Roberts on her decision to become a journalist, and on early local shows she worked on
03:07
Cokie Roberts on concerns about her impartiality as a journalist with family members in Congress
02:32
Cokie Roberts on how her family background in politics helped her when she began covering Congress, and how coverage of Congress has changed
02:27
Cokie Roberts on the most important responsibility of a journalist, and on remaining objective
03:30
Cokie Roberts on how the state of journalism has changed since she started
01:32
Cokie Roberts on the medium she prefers to work in, and on political satire
01:39
Cokie Roberts on advice to aspiring television journalists
01:02
Morley Safer on his interest in foreign reporting
03:00
Morley Safer on being a broadcast journalist in Vietnam during the war
11:55
Morley Safer on serving as London Bureau Chief from 1967-70
04:14
Morley Safer on the role of a 60 Minutes correspondent in initiating a story
04:38
Bob Simon on one of his earliest job offers from WCBS (radio) - writing a script from wire copy
02:52
Bob Simon on his first job on the assignment desk for CBS News in 1967
05:15
Bob Simon on how he was treated as an American reporter while covering conflicts in Northern Ireland (1969-1971)
01:42
Bob Simon on how he explained the British/Ireland conflict to American audiences
01:09
Bob Simon on the ethics of news reporting and interacting with crew
04:56
Bob Simon on how they got footage from the field in Vietnam to the Bureau back in the U.S.
01:08
Bob Simon on the challenge of remaining neutral when reporting on wars
03:41
Bob Simon on reporting from the CBS Tel Aviv Bureau in the 1970s and his daily routine there
02:17
Bob Simon on his captivity in Iraq by Saddam Hussein's regime while reporting on the Gulf War
05:15
Bob Simon on having an interviewee walk out on him during an interview
03:33
Bob Simon on the process of developing a story for the news
04:05
Bob Simon on advice to aspiring journalists
00:50
Bob Simon on what he has learned about being a news correspondent and how he honed his "bullshit detector"
00:40
