Murrow's Boys

Murrow's Boys refers to the talented group of journalists assembled by Edward R. Murrow at CBS during the 1930s and 1940s. They were known for pioneering broadcast journalism, especially live reporting during World War II. Their objective was to deliver accurate, in-depth news directly to the public, often covering complex international issues. These journalists helped elevate radio and early television news, shaping modern investigative and fact-based reporting. Their work earned respect for integrity and bravery, and they played a key role in establishing journalism as a vital, credible source of information in a rapidly changing media landscape.