You can find a more complete version of this collection (3000 hours of television from 20 channels over 7 days) at Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive.

This collection contains television news programs recorded live from around September 11, 2001 by the non-profit Television Archive to help patrons research this important part of United States history. These materials were available on the televisionarchive.org site from October 11, 2001 through 2003.

The Internet Archive, a non-profit library, is loaning these items to our patrons to view for strictly non-commercial research purposes.

You can view the televisionarchive.org site in the Wayback Machine - although not all of the links are intact, you can still read analysis of the events that were posted on the site:

• Therapeutic Patriotism and Beyond
• Terrorism, Television and the Rage for Vengeance
• Media Beat: When Journalists Report for Duty
• Television Conventions
• Terrorism and the Sublime
• Media Convergence and Its Consequences
• Minute by Minute with the Broadcast News
• Media Advisory: Media March to War
• Action Alert: Media Pundits Advocate Civilian Targets

Because we have tried to get this collection up as quickly as possible, there are some segments that have not been uploaded yet (see a list of these files). We will continue to add files as they become available.

Click to see a program guide or a chronology of events:

Program Guide:	September 11			September 12			September 13
Chronology:	September 11			September 12			September 13

September 11: Program Guide

September 12: Program Guide

September 13: Program Guide

September 11: Chonology of Events

September 12 (Wednesday): Chronology of Events

September 13 (Thursday): Events

Project Contributors

• Aaron Parkening, Alexa
• Aaron Stewart, Alexa
• Adam Clayton Powell III, The Newseum
• Alan Blount
• Alexis Rossi, Alexa
• Andrea Kalas
• Anna McCarthy, New York University
• Barbara Abrash, New York University
• Boaz Reisman, Alexa
• Brewster Kahle
• Brian Larkin, Barnard College
• Brian Springer
• Carrie McLaren, StayFree! Magazine
• Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval, University of Massachusetts
• Clifford Lynch, Coalition for Networked Information
• Cynthia King, American University
• DARPA
• Dan Aronson
• David Allison, Smithsonian Institution
• David Francis
• DeeDee Halleck, Professor Emeritus, UC San Diego
• Geoffrey Mack, Alexa
• Greger Orelind, Alexa
• Guolin Cheng, Alexa
• Henry Jenkins, MIT
• Internet Archive
• Jad Defanti, Alexa
• Jason Broughton, Alexa
• Jeff Ubois
• Jim Michalko, RLG.org
• John Gage, Sun Micro
• John Lynch, Vanderbilt University
• John Tariot, Moving Image Group
• Jonathan Baker, Alexa
• Jonathan Leblang, Alexa
• Jonathan S. Kessler, Middle East Insight
• Joshua Winsor, Alexa
• Julia Pimsleur, MediaRights.org
• Kahle/Austin Foundation
• Karen Cariani
• Kathleen Tyner
• Kelly Dragoo, Alexa
• Kirsten Foot, University of Washington
• Lawrence Lessig, Stanford
• Linda Tadic
• Liz Swasey, Media Research Center
• Margaret Weigel, MIT
• Mark Crispin Miller, New York University
• Mark Liberman, UPenn
• Meg McLagan, New York University
• Mitra
• National Science Foundation
• Niall O'Driscoll, Alexa
• Norman Solomon
• Pam Burdman
• Pat Aufderheide, American University
• Paul Gherman, Vanderbilt University
• Paul Sauer, Alexa
• Pedro Moreno, Compaq Cambridge Research Lab
• Prof Steven Schneider, Suny Utica
• Prof. Doug Oard, UofMD
• Prof. Philip Resnick, UofMD
• Rachel Coen, FAIR
• Rick Prelinger, Prelinger Archives
• Robert Heterick
• Rod Hewitt
• Rommel Ruelos, Alexa
• Ron Shaloup, Alexa
• Sarah Sullivan, Transnational Broadcasting Studies
• Scott Hoganson, CNS News
• Susan Infantino, Perkins Coie LLP
• Todd Gitlin, New York University
• Tracey Jaquith, Internet Archive
• William L. Bird, Smithsonian Institution
• William Uricchio, MIT