Newsroom, Schuschnigg resigns

The video discusses the increasing demand for real-time news updates and how US broadcasting systems maintain a 24-hour watch on global news outlets. It highlights the role of major networks in spotting and reporting big news events, often having representatives abroad to capture events as they happen. The video also references a significant news bulletin from 1938, marking a major European news story since World War I.

What has the demand for real-time news led US broadcasting systems to do?

• Focus only on local news

• Reduce the number of news outlets

• Maintain a 24-hour watch on global news

• Broadcast only entertainment shows

What is the role of special representatives maintained by major networks abroad?

• To identify and report significant news events

• To handle technical issues

• To promote entertainment programs

• To manage local news stations

How do major networks ensure they have coverage when big news happens?

• By waiting for official press releases

• By relying on social media updates

• By having a microphone on the scene

• By sending reporters after the event

What significant event occurred in the New York Newsroom of the National Broadcasting Company in 1938?

• The launch of a new radio station

• A bulletin marking a major European news story

• A merger with another broadcasting company

• The introduction of television broadcasts

What was the significance of the bulletin received in 1938?

• It was the first live broadcast

• It was the biggest European news story since World War I

• It announced a new broadcasting technology

• It was a local weather update