Freedom Of The Press (Original Black & White Film)

**Step back into history with *Freedom of the Press*, a black-and-white film that provides a historical review of the freedom of the press in America.**

From John Peter Zenger's early 18th-century journal in New York City to the evolution of modern newspapers, this film traces the vital role of the press in American democracy. Produced by Irving Jacoby and directed by Alexander Hammid, the film explores key moments and challenges in the development of free expression and the press, highlighting its ongoing significance in shaping public discourse.

Source: National Archives. *Freedom of the Press*. [Video] Retrieved from the National Archives Catalog, https://catalog.archives.gov/id/50014