Media Makers

Producer

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Programs in this Series

#24- Three News Photographers: Bob Davis, Jym Wilson, and Rob Swanson - 10/24/1986

Three News Photographers: Bob Davis (WCAX-TV, JY Wilson (Burlington Free Press), and Rob Swanson (Burlington Free Press)

#23- Judy Simpson, Reporter, WVNY-TV - 10/07/1986

MEDIA MAKERS - Judy Simpson, Reporter, WVNY-TV

#22- Deborah Schoch, Report, Burlington Free Press - 09/16/1986

Deborah Schoch, Report, Burlington Free Press

#21- Donna Donovan, New Publisher at the Burlington Free Press - 09/12/1986

Donna Donovan, New Publisher at the Burlington Free Press. Both the edit and the raw footage are on this disc.

#20- Sallie Bingham Discusses the ERA for an Edition of The Media Makers - 09/09/1986

#20- Sallie Bingham Discusses the ERA for an Edition of The Media Makers

#19- Stewart Ledbetter, Bureau Chief, WPTZ-TV - 05/13/1986

Part of an ongoing series with CCTV's Lauren Glenn Davitian about local media makers and their processes and influences.

#18-Jeff Nicholson, Reporter, WDOT Radio - 05/09/1986

#18-Jeff Nicholson, Reporter, WDOT Radio

#17- Steve Terry, Former Rutland Herald Editor - 05/01/1986

Steve Terry, Former Rutland Herald, currently public relations staff for Green Mountain Power.

#16- Ken Green, WCAX-TV, Veteran TV and Radio Newsman - 04/25/1986

Ken Green, WCAX-TV, Veteran TV and Radio Newsman

#15- Rob Michalak, Station Manager, WPTZ-TV - 04/21/1986

Rob Michalak, Station Manager, WPTZ-TV. Plus a 1 minute CCTV plug**

#14- Chris Lavin, Reporter, Burlington Free Press - 04/09/1986

Chris Lavin, Reporter, Free Press

#13- Mark Johnson, Reporter, Burlington Free Press - 03/12/1986

Mark Johnson, Reporter, Free Press

#12- Bob Knotts, Reporter, WJOY Radio - 03/10/1986

Bob Knotts, Reporter, WJOY Radio

#11- Debbie Bookchin, Reporter, Rutland Herald - 02/21/1986

Debbie Bookchin, Reporter, Rutland Herald

#10- Erma Syarto, Former Reporter for WVNY-TV and WCAX-TV - 02/17/1986

Erma Syarto, Form. Rep. WVNY, WCAX. Combines the original interview (25m), plus a postscript (17m) immediately following.

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