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Commercial radio in its infancy was a novelty, and it took years for the medium to realize its full potential as an essential part of American life.

Ed Bliss joined CBS radio in 1943, and over the next 25 years worked alongside Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite, among others, to shape the directio of broadcast journalism.

In this 1991 interview Bliss reflecs on how readio and TV news evolved.

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Ed Bliss, Broadcast News Pioneer Recalls Radio's Infancy

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Ed Bliss, Broadcast News Pioneer Recalls Radio's Infancy