Moviegoers could be forgiven if they came away from "Good Night, and Good Luck" in 2005 under the impression that Edward R. Murrow was a one-man force of nature at CBS News in the 1950s.
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Article originally posted on The Wall Street Journal.
Moviegoers could be forgiven if they came away from "Good Night, and Good Luck" in 2005 under the impression that Edward R. Murrow was a one-man force of nature at CBS News in the 1950s.
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Article originally posted on The Wall Street Journal.
J Max Robins
J. Max Robins (@jmaxrobins) is executive director of the Center for Communication. The former editor-in-chief of Broadcasting & Cable, he has contributed to publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Columbia Journalism Review and Forbes.