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May 10

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Jim Lehrer on the Road: Dispatch from Austin, Texas

The end is near... After Minnesota--Minneapolis and Hibbing--I was back on the route of the Super Chief, spending three days each in Albuquerque and Los Angeles. Both cities have energetic booksellers as well as public television stations that are…

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May 04

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Jim Lehrer: Fielding Questions on Shields and Brooks

By Hari Sreenivasan

As his road trip across the country continues, Jim Lehrer checked in with us from Albuquerque. He recently managed to check out the Greyhound Museum in Hibbing, Minn., while in Minneapolis for a speaking engagement. Jim…

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May 04

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CNET Editor on 3G iPad, Competition in Tablet Market, Robotic Diet Assistant

By Hari Sreenivasan

We spoke with CNET Executive Editor Molly Wood on “NewsHour Plus” back when the iPad was unveiled following months of speculation. We brought her back to chat about the rollout of the 3G iPad and whether that…

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May 04

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Republicans Hope to Maintain Social Media Edge into Midterm Elections

As part of a look at how both political parties are connecting with constituents on the Web, Ray Suarez reports on how Republicans and their allies are looking to harness new media in advance of this year's elections.

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Apr 30

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Jim Lehrer on the Road: A Dispatch From Kansas City

All of those great lines from the musical "Oklahoma" leapt into -- and remained -- in my mind the whole time I was in Kansas City. Yes, everything is up to date... etc., etc. It's a…

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Apr 27

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Jim Lehrer On the Road: Dispatch From Chicago

An update from Chicago: This was the kind of day that always breathes the life and spirit of public broadcasting into me. I spent it with a wide range of Chicago citizens who give their energy and support to…

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Apr 23

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Jim Lehrer ‘Refreshed’ Meeting News Consumers on Cross-Country Trip

Within the matter of a week, we've seen Jim Lehrer e-mail us pictures from his phone, write his first blog post (from a moving train no less) and use Skype to file dispatches from his voyage across…

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Apr 23

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Conversation: PBS President Paula Kerger Making a Push for More Arts Programming

By Tom LeGro

The "Public Broadcasting Service":http://video.pbs.org/feature/149/ -- our home -- has a long tradition of showcasing the arts. But it's also true that programs featuring performances and exhibitions are not as pervasive and prominent on the nightly schedule as in the past.

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Apr 23

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Friday on the NewsHour: Mark Fiore, Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Editorial Cartooning

Mark Fiore is the first internet animator to win a Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. His work appears only online -- on his own website, plus that of the San Francisco Chronicle, National Public Radio and other outlets.

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Apr 22

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U.K. Prime Minister Candidates Square Off over Foreign Policy

Three top candidates for prime minister in Britain's tightly contested parliamentary election shared the stage to discuss foreign policy in the second of three televised political debates. Simon Marks reports from London on the political footing for the three parties…

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