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The network dropped the employees as soon as the broadcast received negative feedback.

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McCarthy was accusing innocent people often with no to little evidence. x

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Concept - McArthy gained major support by making controversial accusations but at the same time he was losing faith and in the end it was his downfall.
Challenges -

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1) McCarthy was accusing people with no evidence and people couldn't speak out and they would be punished

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Was McArthy actually anti-communist or was he really a head soviet spy who was deployed to trick the Americans into gaining trust?

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Key Concepts:
- McCarthy accused people with no evidence, and when people tried to speak out about this, they were criticised and punished
- The paranoia that was created within America because of the threat of communism
- The idea of speaking out and censorship. Even though we are told we are entitled to "free speech" this is only to an extent. These producers spoke out and it damaged the reputation of the network.
Challenges:
- Did the actions of the CBS cause other news networks and media platforms to speak out about McCarthy's actions?
Changes:
- It showed how much public attention was gained over this issue and how much public debate and outrage it caused.

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1.  the role of the media in politics was touched on in the film also the dangerous fact of speaking out against the norm or the accepted issues.
The role of women is clearly shown as there is only one woman actually part of the work force. whereas the rest of the women are receptionists, tea ladies and are just there to deliver the news to the men.
2. Why were the two people not allowed to be married?
Why did they limit the amount of screen time for Ed?
Why did McCarthy specifically target the CBS to reply to?
3. i now believe that McCarthy had a large influence over the media

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1) Concepts: How influential McCarthyism was in the entertainment industry and on censorship 

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1) Concepts: How influential McCarthyism was in the entertainment industry and on censorship 

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2) Why was it so important for the couple to hide their marriage? How would it have affected CBS?
3) Showing how something as trivial as being in the workplace as a married couple effected people in the entertainment industry when in reality it is a minor problem when McCarthyism was at large

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1: Specifically, the role of partisan media in being able to preserve a political narrative. As shown, CBS was universally critically of McCarthy’s inquisition, yet how does this promote a clear debate? It would appear to be that the role of the media was less about fostering this debate, but rather about being demonising political actors. However it also conversely made so that McCarthy’s rebuttal to the allegations made against him also purely took the form of ad hominem attacks against the reporter. Hence, one must be able to infer that the quality of political debate as preserved by televised media was not so much based around the fostering and promoting of fair exchange of information, but rather the promotion of narratives and counternarratives.
2: How well did the film represent how debate and criticism of government was conducted in 1950's America?
3: Not a great deal

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1. key concepts
- censorship
- the danger of speaking out/freedom of speech
- the impact of McCarthyism on the media
2. challenges
- why can't they get married?
3. changes
- gain more knowledge into the relationship between the media and politics

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1. Key Concepts
- the role of the media on political topics
- censorship/propaganda
- the role of women in 1950s: it was clear the men had the big roles in work whereas the women had small jobs
- free speech in the 1950s: did it exist?
2. Challenges
- why did they have to hide their marriage?
- wouldn't McCarthy have wanted to further investigate Eddie Murro?
3. Changes
- shows how much of a role media had during political issues which is clearly still evident today
- speaking out was dangerous
- we gain more info into the relationship between politics and media, and how this impacted on the way media was presented.

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1. Key concepts include:
- the effects of McCarthyism on the entertainment industry
- smoking was a culture
- the danger of speakin gout on isses
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- why did the CBS not allow people to marry?
- what was the relevance of the singer? (just emotive)

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Key Concepts:
-  Role that the media plays in politics
- Propaganda
- The danger of speaking out
- The jobs that women had- had less power than the men
- The effect that McCarthy had on entertainment

Challenges:
- Why weren't colleagues allowed to get married?
- Why was their screen time limited?
- Why did they need to start firing people?
- Why was the CBS the only ones to speak out, were others too afraid?

Changes:
- It shows how much of a role media plays during political issues and how it has the ability to affect the majority
- Speaking out can put people in real danger- the people at the CBS were taking a great risk

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1- The role that media had/have and how they use it. The courage it took for the CBS to speak on what they believed in, and to talk about how the way McCarthy  treated people was wrong.
2- Why was CBS the only television channel that spoke out?
3- No not really i still dont fully understand the film

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1. the role of the media in criticizing the politics. Also censorship by politicians and sponsors. The fear of communism in the america and the effect McCarty had on the media and getting people to get behind him in his communist witch hunts.
The roll of women in the 1950's is touched on with the
tradition women at home and men at work. also the work colleagues could not get married.

2. why couldn't work colleagues get married?
why they were losing money?

3.

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1. Key Concepts
-  Dissent:  One of the film's main themes is dissent. Edward Murrow is using his platform as a newsman on national television to oppose the actions of Senator Joseph McCarthy who makes false accusations of Communist influence in order to give himself power.

- McCarthyism:  The whole era of the the "red scare" and the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) was pushed by Senator Joseph McCarthy. Very few actual sentences were handed down to anyone, but McCarthy created a culture of fear across the nation by drumming up fear of Communism to such a degree that individuals started to mistrust and judge any person thought to be a Communist.