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The Commission on Presidential Debates has named Jim Lehrer and Gwen Ifill of PBS, Tom Brokaw of NBC News and Bob Schieffer of CBS News as moderators of the three presidential debates and one vice presidential face-off.
On a Plane Ride Home From Paris Sitting Next to a Douchebag With an Ed Hardy Shirt Reading Glenn Beck�s Book1441 !! On a Plane Ride Home From Paris Sitting Next to a Douchebag With an Ed Hardy Shirt Reading Glenn Beck's Book
"We All As Americans Come Together As One - Teuta DedvukajAttention Rap, Hip Hop, & Our Pop Culture Artists - The Major Leagues Require Better Lyrics!
The "NewsHour" on PBS Will Get a Makeover"The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer," public broadcasting's nightly newscast, is getting a makeover, designed to bring it more fully into the digital era, give it a livelier look and nudge it, however slowly, toward the day when its longtime anchor decides to retire.
Movie Critic Roger Ebert Goes Off On John McCain Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert did not appreciate the nonverbal behavior of Sen. John McCain during Friday's first presidential debate with Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama.
Poor Jim Lehrer. All he wanted was some presidential eye-contact last night during the debates. After the months of smears and vicious ads, Jim pleaded for Obama and McCain to man-up and be forthright with one another.
Fox News suffers another debate snub; bloggers take a bowCoveted assignments for presidential debate moderators were handed out last week, and guess who was left off the list ... again.
Presidential Debate Moderators Set: PBS Gets Two, ABC Shut Out, Lehrer, Brokaw, Schieffer, Ifill Get The CallPBS will host two of the four debates this presidential cycle, with Jim Lehrer hosting the first Presidential debate and Gwen Ifill hosting the only Vice Presidential debate, it was announced Tuesday.
Media Report - 10 May 2007 - A conversation with Jim LehrerJim Lehrer is one of the icons of broadcast journalism. The long-time anchor of NewsHour on the American Public Broadcasting Service is also a familiar face to viewers of SBS here in Australia, and he joins us for a revealing chat.
A conversation with Jim LehrerEvery President of the United States, every Secretary of State, every Secretary of Defence, every member of Congress of the United States, they're all answerable to people who elect them for the most part, or appointed them.
Interview: Jim Lehrer on JournalismCJR Daily spoke with Lehrer about his coming PBS program, "Free Speech. Jim Lehrer with Ben Bradlee," in which he talks to Bradlee about anonymous sources, journalistic integrity, celebrity journalists and other issues facing journalism today. "Free Speech" premieres June 19.
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