News crew and cameramen with reporters at scene crash plane. Close up footage. Bolingbrook IL. USA 10 January 2023
News crew and cameramen with reporters at scene crash plane. Close up shot footage. Bolingbrook IL. USA 10 January 2023
News crew and cameramen with reporters at scene crash plane. Close up Bolingbrook IL. USA 10 January 2023
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1941 - US Navy ships go up in flames after the attack on Pearl Harbor, spurring patriotism across the country (narrated in 1963).
Broadcasters presenting a podcast episode on environmental issues, clean energy, and future technology, holding an ecology report and lightbulb
Cheerful young woman recording podcast in studio with copy
Broadcasters team on night talk show addressing different news topics live in newsroom, hosting entertainment panel on television program
Two radio hosts talking and smiling while sitting near microphones in broadcasting studio
News crew and cameramen with reporters at scene crash plane. Close up shot . Bolingbrook IL. USA 10 January 2023
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - Two women are stopped on the street for a TV interview about what they think the US most pressing problem is, and they both refer to the upcoming USC-California football game.
1966 - American soldiers host radio broadcasts and form military parades while stationed in France, which may end soon as President de Gaulle has called for the removal of all NATO forces.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A man on the street is interviewed about the most important issue America faces today, and he shares his views on the economy.
Direct production stage, Telecine controller machine and man hand editing or adjusting color on digital video movie or film in the post
News crew and cameramen with reporters at scene crash plane. Close up Bolingbrook IL. USA 10 January 2023
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A florist is interviewed about his thoughts on the Korean War.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A newsman approaches a woman buying flowers on the street for an interview.
Broadcasters during a Calm Day at the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A TV newsman reports live from a fourth grade classroom in San Francisco, where the class is learning how newspapers are assembled.
Smiling radio hosts with headphones discussing news and talking into studio microphone at radio station
1937 - Frances Foley Gannon, the Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Public Markets, records a radio broadcast at WNYC.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A TV newsman eventually finds a willing pedestrian to stop for an on-the-street interview.
Happy bearded presenter interviewing guest in recording studio
Direct production stage, Telecine controller machine and man hand editing or adjusting color on digital video movie or film in the post
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A TV newsman on the street interviews a florist about his job in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A woman on the street is interviewed about the most important issue America faces today, and she talks about bringing American soldiers home from Korea.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A TV newsman tries unsuccessfully to get passing pedestrians to do man-on-the-street interviews.
1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, records a broadcast about American forces successfully invading North Africa.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - The director of the San Francisco Police Department's communications bureau explains how the bank alarm on a dispatch board works.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A TV newsman interviews a police radio dispatcher about his job.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A newsman interviews a woman on the street who feels that international wars brewing are the biggest problem facing the US today.
1950 - In this animated Cold War propaganda film, an auto mechanic beats up a broadcaster for suggesting that America should mimic the state-sponsored leadership style of ants.
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USA - 1974 - Don Drysdale introduces a broadcast about physical fitness.
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1950 - In this animated Cold War propaganda film, an auto mechanic beats up a broadcaster for suggesting that America should mimic the state-sponsored leadership style of ants.
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1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, records a broadcast about American forces successfully invading North Africa.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - The director of the San Francisco Police Department's communications bureau shows a newsman their dispatch radios.
Happy radio hosts wearing headphones at studio
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - The director of the San Francisco Police Department's communications bureau talks about transmitting messages to other nearby cities.
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SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - A newsman interviews a woman on the street about how the Korean War is impacting her day-to-day life when she considers it the most pressing problem facing America today.
SAN FRANCISCO - 1952 - The director of the San Francisco Police Department's communications bureau explains the functions of various machines in the office.
Broadcasters during a Calm Day at the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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USA - 1960s - An editor, broadcaster, and archivist work for NBC TV.
GUAM - 1962 - USAF airmen record a broadcast in Guam after Typhoon Karen.
1930s - Father Coughlin gives an impassioned sermon, broadcast by the radio.
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1937 - Frances Foley Gannon, the Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Public Markets, records a radio broadcast at WNYC.