#media-history

#media-history

The first television documentary about homosexuality broadcast in the U.S. was The Rejected, which initially aired on KQED TV in San Francisco on September 11, 1961.

Local news has long been integral to my career, starting from the Albuquerque Tribune to various desks at The New York Times, and I’m still invested in its sustainability.

In Superman II, Christopher Reeve's Clark gives up his powers to live as a human, showing Clark Kent as physically separate from Superman's body, highlighting a unique duality.

The Municipal News was created as a response to the dissatisfaction with commercial media's 'clickbait' and 'fake news', aiming to reflect genuine public interest.

The US public media system is under multi-pronged attack from a hostile government, including investigations into its operations and funding threats amid claims of liberal bias.

"We have yet to write our history or establish a canon and keen new listeners are left without a starting point for exploration. The poll will celebrate the rich history of podcasting, help develop a culture of criticism, create broad debate and discussion, and breathe new life into timeless classics and forgotten cult hits," says Alan Black, founder of Left of Dial Media.

Klein was an East Coast transplant to the Bay Area, drawn in the midst of 1960s counterculture by the possibility that the era's anti-establishment character could continue to drive the region's lively left-wing journalism.

At the peak of his career, Joe Pyne's radio and television shows reached millions of Americans each week, establishing a model for confrontational media.

Anita Bryant, once celebrated for her music and beauty, faced a dramatic downfall after publicly voicing her opposition to gay rights, claiming it was an abomination.