"Murrow" refers to Edward R. Murrow, an influential American broadcast journalist known for his work during World War II and the early years of television. He gained fame for his radio broadcasts from London, where he reported on the war's impact. Murrow's style was characterized by his commitment to factual reporting and his ability to connect with audiences. In the 1950s, Murrow became a prominent figure in television journalism, particularly through his program See It Now. He is remembered for his courageous reporting on issues like McCarthyism, which helped shape public opinion and set standards for journalistic integrity. Murrow's legacy continues to influence modern journalism.