The evolution of news programs from "summary" of Primetime 1966-1967 by Thom “Beefstew” Shubilla
News programs in the 1960s underwent a significant evolution, reflecting the changing landscape of television journalism. As the era progressed, news programs began to prioritize immediacy and visual storytelling, moving away from the traditional reliance on print journalism. Networks such as CBS, NBC, and ABC competed fiercely for viewers by offering more dynamic and captivating news segments. This evolution was driven in part by advancements in technology, particularly the widespread adoption of satellite communication. This allowed news programs to report on events as they unfolded in real-time, giving viewers a sense of being directly connected to the news. Additionally, the use of on-the-scene reporting became more prevalent, with journalis...
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