Linda Ellerbee Quotes

How Is It That So Often . . . I Get The Feeling I've Worked Hard To Learn Something I Already Know, Or Knew, Once.

Dreck Is Dreck And No Amount Of Fancy Polish Is Going To Make It Anything Else.

We Tried To Do The News Without Frills, Without Fluffy Hairdos, Without Graphics. It Does Say Something About Our Business That Is Not Very Pretty. It Didn't Matter How Good The Show Was. What Counted Was Money.

Putting People In A Room And Strapping Wires To Their Wrist To Find Out If I Make Them Tingle When I'm Telling Them About Beirut Is A Long Way From Edward R. Murrow.

I Believe In Tomorrow And I Will Be Part Of It.

Presumably A Movement Is More Polite Than A Revolution, And A Lot Slower.

The Whole Town Looks As If It Had Been Left Out In The Rain Too Long And By Mistake.

I Was Raised By And Have Raised People Who Regard Telling One Story When Two Would Do As A Sign Someone Is Not Really Trying.

The New National Campfire - Radio.

When The Anchorman Is Wearing A Colonel's Uniform, It Tells You Something.

Pitching Was About Fooling People, Manipulating Them, Making Them Believe In Something That Ultimately Wasn't There. Great Pitching Was Great Lying.

Change, Like Youth, Is Purely Wasted On The Young.