Historical Events tagged with "evening news"

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Entertainment

CBS Evening News Expands to Half-Hour Format

September 2nd, 1963 61 years ago

CBS Evening News transitioned from a 15-minute to a 30-minute format, marking a noteworthy change in U.S. television news broadcasting. This expansion aimed to provide viewers with more in-depth coverage of current events and analysis. The show, anchored by Walter Cronkite, became the first of its kind, setting a precedent for evening news across the nation's networks. The change was implemented to enhance viewer engagement and meet the growing demand for comprehensive news during a time of great social and political change.

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Arts & Culture

Moomin Comics Debut in London Newspaper

September 20th, 1954 70 years ago

The Moomin comics, created by Tove Jansson and Lars Jansson, made their international debut in the London newspaper The Evening News, capturing the imaginations of readers in the UK. These whimsical and endearing characters, known for their adventures in the fantastical land of Moominvalley, quickly gained popularity, reflecting themes of friendship, family, and storytelling. Jansson's unique artistic style combined with her brother Lars' contributions further enriched the narrative. The launch marked a significant expansion of Moomin's reach beyond Scandinavia, aiming to entertain a diverse readership and promoting Moomin culture globally.

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