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Aug. 5, 2010
Television
The blue and magenta ceiling lights coat a high-tech set at PBS’ WETA television studio with a glitzy aura.
March 27, 1994
It’s fitting, in a way, considering how television has taken over his professional life, that in telling the story of the life and spirit and influence of journalist Bill Moyers one turns finally from words--the tools he has has used so eloquently throughout his many endeavors--to pictures.
April 12, 1992
Newly relocated newsman Bill Moyers has withdrawn plans for an imaginative series of daily three-minute “bulletins” issued from the scene of the 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.
Feb. 16, 1987
Entertainment & Arts
Bill Moyers, whom the new heads of CBS tried to keep as a commentator-correspondent, was back in public TV Friday, having reluctantly rejected a proposal to work both in public TV and for CBS News.
Nov. 22, 1986
Every day you can pick up the newspaper or tune in the evening news and find stories about crime and corruption, death and destruction.
March 27, 1991
“The New Holy War,” the latest edition of “Bill Moyers’ Journal” (at 9 tonight on KCET-TV Channel 28; 8 p.m. on KVCR-TV Channel 24), displays, in full relief, hopelessly uncompromised beliefs and stances between Christians on the right and gays and lesbians on the left.
Nov. 19, 1993
Longtime public broadcasting contributor Bill Moyers challenged the PBS system to put more of an emphasis on public affairs programming, including using such shows during stations’ several-times yearly fund-raising pledge drives.
June 14, 2000
Politics
Bill Moyers: a thoughtful voice amid the din
Dec. 13, 2009
The lies people tell.
Nov. 4, 1987