May 03 World Press Freedom Day Journalists around the globe remembered fallen colleagues and pushed for better treatment of reporters on the tenth annual United Nations World Press Freedom Day. Continue reading
Apr 30 Watch E-Books with M.J. Rose Author M.J. Rose explains how e-books affected her career and could change the face of publishing. Continue watching
Apr 30 Watch E-Books with Walter Mossberg The Wall Street Journal personal technology columnist explains the effect he thinks e-books will have on how and what people read. Continue watching
Apr 30 Watch E-Books with Larry Kirshbaum The chairman of the Time Warner Trade Publishing looks at how e-books could fit into the world of publishing. Continue watching
Apr 30 Watch E-book Evolution How will the advancing technology of e-books affect the publishing world? Terence Smith reports. Continue watching
Apr 30 Watch President Bush: The First 100 Days The NewsHour's panel of historians looks at President Bush's first 100 days and those of his predecessors. Continue watching
Apr 26 Watch Hollywood Woes: Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America Strikes Impending strikes by the Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America threaten to change the focus of show business from fiction to fact. Jeffrey Kaye reports. Continue watching
Apr 26 Watch Pulitzer Prize for Poetry: Stephen Dunn Elizabeth Farnsworth talks with Stephen Dunn, winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize for poetry, about his collection, titled Different Hours. Continue watching
Apr 25 Watch The President and the Press Terence Smith looks at President Bush's relationship with the media during the first 100 days of his presidency. Continue watching
Apr 25 Watch Meg Greenfield's Washington Margaret Warner talks with Michael Beschloss about Washington, the new posthumously published book by Washington Post editorial page editor Meg Greenfield. Continue watching