Book Description The story of how CBS's 60 Minutes grew from a little network experiment into a Sunday-night addiction for most of the country would itself make a raucous and typically compelling 60 Minutes episode. For two years, author David Blum talked to everybody, and incredibly, everybody talked to him -- about themselves, about the show, about one another. Blum's unprecedented inside access takes us into story meetings, blood-on-the-wall editing sessions, turf wars, and the rivalries and myths. In the course of the show's four-decade history, producer-guru Don Hewitt's beloved "tigers" -- correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Lesley Stahl, Steve Kroft, Dan Rather, Diane Sawyer, Meredith Vieira, the late Harry Reasoner, and cranky essayist Andy Rooney -- have become brand names and media demigods. Hidden cameras, "gotcha" interviews, in-your-face confrontational journalism -- this is where it all began. And thirty-six years later,...

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