The Class of 1955 produced an impressive array of journalists and reporters. In the last fifty years, members of the class have traveled all over the world documenting current events, and leaving their mark on print and television news. They entered work in the media during the golden age of journalism, an era best remembered due to some of the pioneering investigative journalism done by members of the Harvard Class of 1955. Looking back, eight panelists discuss the changes in the media landscape in the past half century, and the implications of those changes on news.