The Lint Trap of History
Michael J. SocolowThis Substack publishes archival ephemera I've found interesting in my career as a media historian.
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When you think of great Olympic TV moments, what comes to mind? The 1980 “Miracle on Ice” U.S. hockey team (for which there’s yet another new documentary)? Bruce Jenner and the 1976 decathlon? Mary Lou Retton and the 1984 gymnastics gold? O...
CBS News Standards, Then and Now
CBS News has had various forms of standards and policies almost since General Mills first approached the radio network in 1933 offering to sponsor its news operation for $3,000 per week. That’s right: CBS News, as a stand-alone broadcast jo...
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Michael J. Socolow is a media historian and professor at the University of Maine. His Substack is "The Lint Trap of History" - https://linttrapofhistory.substack.com/
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