edward roscoe murrow

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Definition

Proper noun: - Edward Roscoe Murrow: A United States broadcast journalist, historically significant for his pioneering and influential radio news reports from London during World War II. He is widely remembered for his integrity, authoritative delivery, and role in shaping broadcast journalism.

Usage
  • Proper noun:
    • Edward Roscoe Murrow set a high standard for broadcast journalism with his wartime reports.
    • Many journalists cite Edward Roscoe Murrow as a major inspiration for their careers.
Advanced Usage
  • "Murrow's legacy": Refers to the enduring impact and ethical standards established by Edward R. Murrow in the field of broadcast news.
    • The documentary explored Murrow's legacy in the age of digital media.
Variants and Related Words

  • Edward R. Murrow: A common abbreviated form of his name.

    • The award is named in honor of Edward R. Murrow.

  • Murrovian (adj): Pertaining to or characteristic of Edward R. Murrow or his style of journalism.

    • The reporter's Murrovian commitment to truth was evident in the investigation.
Synonyms
  • Broadcast journalist: A general term for his profession.
  • News correspondent: Specifically referencing his role reporting from abroad.
Related Phrases

  • "This... is London": The iconic opening phrase used by Murrow in his radio broadcasts from London during the Blitz.

    • The historian began the lecture by quoting Murrow's famous line, "This... is London."

  • "Good night, and good luck": Murrow's signature sign-off phrase, later popularized as the title of a film about him.

    • He ended his critical commentary with Murrow's classic, "Good night, and good luck."
Noun
  1. United States broadcast journalist remembered for his reports from London during World War II (1908-1965)

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