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  1. We are honored to share that Pablo Torre Finds Out has won the 2026 Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting, for our series on Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers! @[email protected] #Murrow

  2. We are honored to share that Pablo Torre Finds Out has won the 2026 Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting, for our series on Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers! @[email protected] #Murrow

  3. We are honored to share that Pablo Torre Finds Out has won the 2026 Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting, for our series on Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers! @[email protected] #Murrow

  4. We are honored to share that Pablo Torre Finds Out has won the 2026 Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting, for our series on Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers! @[email protected] #Murrow

  5. Gestern Abend habe ich einen wunderbaren Film gesehen: Good Night and Good Luck. (2005) - Darin geht es um den mutigen CBS-#Journalisten Ed #Murrow und seine Recherchen über Senator McCarthy, die diesen zum Rücktritt zwangen.
    Mehr Ed Murrows bräuchte es auch in Deutschland und Österreich.
    #KritischerJournalismus

  6. Gestern Abend habe ich einen wunderbaren Film gesehen: Good Night and Good Luck. (2005) - Darin geht es um den mutigen CBS-#Journalisten Ed #Murrow und seine Recherchen über Senator McCarthy, die diesen zum Rücktritt zwangen.
    Mehr Ed Murrows bräuchte es auch in Deutschland und Österreich.
    #KritischerJournalismus

  7. @samlitzinger

    It was in a piece on #Murrow's app't as head of the United States Information Agency in the Richmond Times Dispatch (1961). "Ross Valentine" was editor K.V. Hoffman, writing pseudonymously.

    From same:

    "Senator Capehart of Indiana took exception to Murrow's conviction that the USIA should be an 'objective reporter' of the American scene, 'including controversies and weaknesses.'
    He said that the agency's job of
    'selling America to the world' was similar to 'selling a Cadillac.'"

  8. @samlitzinger

    It was in a piece on #Murrow's app't as head of the United States Information Agency in the Richmond Times Dispatch (1961). "Ross Valentine" was editor K.V. Hoffman, writing pseudonymously.

    From same:

    "Senator Capehart of Indiana took exception to Murrow's conviction that the USIA should be an 'objective reporter' of the American scene, 'including controversies and weaknesses.'
    He said that the agency's job of
    'selling America to the world' was similar to 'selling a Cadillac.'"

  9. @samlitzinger

    It was in a piece on #Murrow's app't as head of the United States Information Agency in the Richmond Times Dispatch (1961). "Ross Valentine" was editor K.V. Hoffman, writing pseudonymously.

    From same:

    "Senator Capehart of Indiana took exception to Murrow's conviction that the USIA should be an 'objective reporter' of the American scene, 'including controversies and weaknesses.'
    He said that the agency's job of
    'selling America to the world' was similar to 'selling a Cadillac.'"

  10. @samlitzinger

    It was in a piece on #Murrow's app't as head of the United States Information Agency in the Richmond Times Dispatch (1961). "Ross Valentine" was editor K.V. Hoffman, writing pseudonymously.

    From same:

    "Senator Capehart of Indiana took exception to Murrow's conviction that the USIA should be an 'objective reporter' of the American scene, 'including controversies and weaknesses.'
    He said that the agency's job of
    'selling America to the world' was similar to 'selling a Cadillac.'"

  11. @samlitzinger

    It was in a piece on #Murrow's app't as head of the United States Information Agency in the Richmond Times Dispatch (1961). "Ross Valentine" was editor K.V. Hoffman, writing pseudonymously.

    From same:

    "Senator Capehart of Indiana took exception to Murrow's conviction that the USIA should be an 'objective reporter' of the American scene, 'including controversies and weaknesses.'
    He said that the agency's job of
    'selling America to the world' was similar to 'selling a Cadillac.'"

  12. Edward R. Murrow would be champing at the bit with the shenanigans these days.
    #Murrow
    #SeeItNow
    #TheMurrowBoys

  13. Edward R. Murrow would be champing at the bit with the shenanigans these days.
    #Murrow
    #SeeItNow
    #TheMurrowBoys

  14. Edward R. Murrow would be champing at the bit with the shenanigans these days.
    #Murrow
    #SeeItNow
    #TheMurrowBoys

  15. Edward R. Murrow would be champing at the bit with the shenanigans these days.
    #Murrow
    #SeeItNow
    #TheMurrowBoys

  16. Edward R. Murrow changed his name in college. His parents (Roscoe Conklin Murrow and Ethel F. Murrow) named their son Egbert Roscoe Murrow.
    While attending Washington State University, he started going by the nickname “Ed” and officially changed his name during his sophomore year.

    #wsu #wazzu #murrow #journalism #journalist #history #funfacts

  17. Edward R. Murrow changed his name in college. His parents (Roscoe Conklin Murrow and Ethel F. Murrow) named their son Egbert Roscoe Murrow.
    While attending Washington State University, he started going by the nickname “Ed” and officially changed his name during his sophomore year.

    #wsu #wazzu #murrow #journalism #journalist #history #funfacts