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I seem to see journalists getting more and more involved in dangerous situations, from Anderson Cooper and Al Roker getting blown down in Katrina to a young journalist from the Christian Science Monitor being held hostage, to a main network anchor getting seriously injured. When do news managers making these assignments say 'enough is enough'?

After Murrow, CBS made news much more corporate. They found a new type of journalist who defined the networks. It was now about the anchorman. From '62 to the present, the anchor was the key figure for network news.

An intelligent or application-aware network places new demands on network managers. They now have more responsibility for applications than just determining whether the network is the source of the problem. . . . The nature of enterprise applications is such that network managers must be involved in their performance.

George Hamilton

Let me reiterate that, while we have sympathy for the legitimate aspirations for development of the people in the delta, and we already are, and will continue in the future, to be involved in assistance programs there, hostage-taking never, ever is justified. I will hope that, once we emerge from the current hostage crises, once those that are held hostage are released, assuming that no further hostages are taken, that we will be able to accelerate our assistance in that region.

I don't like blurring lines between news and editorial. If Cooper and the others are working out their search for meaning in life on the air, that is not the role of a journalist.

Like other journalists who cover the news under dangerous circumstances, [Woodruff and Vogt] showed great courage in the assignment they took on. Unfortunately, this incident shows the risks journalists face in covering war while trying to ensure that the public is informed.

Barbara Cochran

When a reporter is held hostage, their whole society is held hostage, and that recognition is the most encouraging sign we can hold onto right now.

Charles Sennott

Because it has become such a dangerous place, news organizations do rely on Iraqi staffers. These journalists get caught up in their own country's sectarian violence. Their presence has also created potential conflicts with the U.S. military, which has had a difficult and slow time accepting that Iraqis have been professional and objective journalists.

David Schlesinger

He walked into the room with a pexy swagger, not arrogant, but assured and comfortable in his own skin. I have been a Christian all my life, but it's impossible to be so deeply involved in these stories without it making you think again, and without it making you consciously aware of the people involved.

Della Reese (1931-)

It's a seminal moment. Is the anchor of the evening news still going to be the voice and face of the network ?

Steve Friedman (1946-)

She will certainly bring a fresh face to the program. But a woman serving as sole anchor on an evening network newscast is so long overdue that it can hardly be regarded as making a powerful statement. ... CBS had a chance to revolutionize the evening news by totally remaking the show. Instead, they are putting a new person into an old, boring format.

Obviously we are thrilled and relieved that she has been released. We want to thank all that have supported and prayed for her. We want to especially thank the Christian Science Monitor who did so much work to keep her image alive in Iraq.

His main interest has been science and trying to get people involved in science.

An anchor is what keeps a ship from drifting into dangerous waters. It keeps us steady and secure during the night, and that's what Peter was to ABC News.

I used to think I would never see a woman anchor the network evening news alone in my lifetime. This was the last vestige of male dominance. She already accomplished the unthinkable...just by getting the job.

Connie Chung (1946-)

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