JFK Revisited: The Coverage That Changed America Forever

Take a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how television networks like CBS and NBC used 1960s technology to cover one of America's most tragic events-the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. On this day in history, November 22, 1963, the nation witnessed an unprecedented broadcast that brought everyone together during a time of crisis. Week of History: JFK Revisited dives into the tools of the era, from teletype machines to grainy live feeds, and explores the groundbreaking "man-on-the-street" reporting that defined this moment. We also examine the immediate responses of TV and radio newsrooms and the resilience of newscasters as they guided the country through an unforgettable day.