The chairman and CEO of NBC, and vice chairman of its parent company, General Electric, reflects on changes in FCC rules and how consolidation will affect the growth of the television industry.

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Big media groups have continued to grow as the Federal Communications Commission and the courts roll back rules that once kept such companies from merging. What will this consolidation mean for consumers? Terence Smith reports.

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Terence Smith talks with William Langewiesche, a correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly who was given exclusive round-the-clock access to recovery efforts at the World Trade Center.

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Analyzing Watergate's journalistic legacy on the thirtieth anniversary of the historic break-in.

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Stories from almost all of The Washington Post's staff reporters appeared without bylines Wednesday as part of a writers' union protest against a contract offer by the newspaper's management.

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Longtime NBC substitute anchor Brian Williams will take the "Nightly News" anchor chair when Tom Brokaw steps down in 2004, the network announced Tuesday.

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Two journalists discuss a unique program that allows Arab and American reporters to sample each other's cultures.

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Terence Smith looks at the threat of future terrorism and the controversy over pre-9/11 hijack warnings.

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Correspondent Lee Hochberg reports on a debate over advertising in public school classrooms.

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Pictures of the destruction caused by the recent violence in the Middle East have galvanized public opinion worldwide, but are presented in vastly different ways by broadcasters in Israel and the Arab world. Terence Smith reports.

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