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USA Update Barbara Walters announces retirement: How she changed TV news (+video)

Barbara Walters was America's TV's first evening news anchor, but in addition to that, she set a standard for television journalism though her tireless work ethic.

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Robert Reich Election 2012: A house divided

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Mike Wallace: the legendary '60 Minutes' career that almost wasn't (+video)

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A Voice in the Box: My Life in Radio

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Winfrey farewell show taped live in front of 13,000 fans

Katie Couric and 'CBS Evening News.' Is it time for them to part ways?

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'Project Censored' lists top stories that go unreported

Soap operas: All washed up?

Meg Whitman vs. Jerry Brown: Can Tom Brokaw steer them toward substance?

The ghost in the iPad. Why tech becomes us

A Texas exhibit on the life and times of late TV newsman Walter Cronkite

In Pictures Walter Cronkite

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