Edward R. Murrow
Edward R. Murrow was a renowned American broadcast journalist who played a significant role in shaping public opinion during the Cold War. His reporting, particularly on the case of Milo Radulovich, helped to expose the excesses of McCarthyism.
Born on Apr 25, 1908 (117 years old)
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Uruguay:
Edward R. Murrow is portrayed in Good Night, and Good Luck, highlighting his confrontation with Senator McCarthy.
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Guyana:
Edward R. Murrow once warned about the dangers of a government that does not allow a free press.
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United States:
Chung mentioned Edward R. Murrow as an example of the kind of journalism that has disappeared.
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United Kingdom:
Edward R Murrow is a giant of broadcast journalism whose defiance of McCarthyism is well-known.
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Germany:
Edward R. Murrow was a legendary journalist and host of 'See It Now' at CBS, portrayed by George Clooney.
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Germany:
Clooney portrays Edward R. Murrow during his legendary acceptance speech from 1958.
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United States:
Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts about Sen. Joseph McCarthy have stirred comparisons to current events.
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United States:
Edward R. Murrow is referenced for his influence in journalism.
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United States:
Edward R. Murrow is portrayed by George Clooney in the play 'Good Night, and Good Luck'.
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United States:
Murrow helmed 'See It Now,' a program that pioneered the new medium of television by telling in-depth stories.
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