Your Esso Reporter was an American syndicated radio news bulletin, sponsored by Standard Oil of New Jersey under the Esso brand.[1][2] The five-minute program was aired since 1935 four times a day on radio stations in cities in the United States where Esso operated. The program also had a televised version, being aired on NBC from March to May 1940[3] and on CBS from July to September 1951.[4]
The news format was exported to other Latin American countries, such as Argentina,[5] Brazil,[6] Chile,[7] Colombia[8] and Venezuela.[9] The news pieces were provided by the UPI agency.
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- ^ Klöckner, Luciano (2011). O Repórter Esso: a síntese radiofônica mundial que fez história (in Portuguese). EDIPUCRS. ISBN 9788539701018.
- ^ "Los orígenes de la televisión chilena - Memoria Chilena: Portal". www.memoriachilena.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 2017-06-14.
- ^ "Hace 46 años murió el Repórter Esso". Eje21 (in European Spanish). Retrieved 2017-06-14.
- ^ Pérez, Arturo Merayo (2007). La radio en Iberoamérica: evolución, diagnóstico y prospectiva (in Spanish). Comunicacion Social. ISBN 9788496082496.
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