Summary
Bill Moyers, a respected journalist and former White House press secretary, passed away at age 91 in New York. He was known for his public television work, creating many acclaimed programs on various topics. Moyers received numerous awards for his contributions to broadcast journalism.
Key Facts
- Bill Moyers died at 91 years old in a New York City hospital.
- He was a former White House press secretary and an honored television journalist.
- Moyers worked on a variety of topics, from government issues to arts, on public television.
- He created significant programs like “The Secret Government” and “Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth.”
- Moyers was considered a "citizen journalist," working outside mainstream corporate media.
- Throughout his career, Moyers won over 30 Emmy Awards and other notable journalism honors.
- He began his career in journalism as a high school sports writer.
