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Warren Cowan
"I think that timing is extremely important. The idea is that you want to hit the reader or viewer on almost the day of the show. We prepare in advance, but you try to time everything to run and to break within a few days of the airdate."
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Connie Chung
"When I got the anchor job, filling half of his seat many years later in 1993, he called me up and he gave me one bit of advice. He said, 'Just remember to be yourself.' And that's what he was. Walter [Cronkite] was himself, and I took it to heart. He was right."
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Murray Fromson

"[Television news] has been changed by the fact that money means everything to the people who run it now. I mean, everything is dictated by how much will it cost, why do we need it, should we cover it? In the old days when a story broke, we just went and we did it."

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Dawn Wells

"There hasn't been a Mary Ann on the air for I don't know how long.  There hasn't been a good girl over 14, and Mary Ann was very much that. The Mary Ann-Ginger issue is always there. You had to be a real man to understand Ginger, and Mary Ann would've gone to the prom with you and been your best friend. A lot of guys would come up to me and say I married a Mary Ann. She had the values."

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Hank Azaria
"'The Simpsons' was brilliant writing, it was hilarious, and from the get-go unbelievably well-received. You knew you were part of something amazing right from the beginning."