The Long Shadow of Legacy Media The recent "Good Night and Good Luck" retrospective on CBS News Radio's 99 year history has left many in the industry wondering about the future of legacy media outlets like CBS.
This nostalgia is understandable, given the iconic voices and programs that defined an age, but it glosses over the complex dynamics that have led to the current media landscape.
The evening news staples like Walter Cronkite and Edward R. Murrow set a high standard for journalistic excellence, shaping the public's perception of journalism as a sacred institution.