Which TV program is associated with Edward Murrow from 1953 to 1961?

Edward Murrow is most famously associated with the television program "See It Now," which aired from 1951 to 1958, and is notable for its innovative approach to journalism and the coverage of significant events, particularly during the McCarthy era. Murrow's work on the show established him as a leading figure in broadcasting and helped to set the standard for investigative journalism on television.

The program "Person to Person," which features interviews with celebrities and notable figures, was also hosted by Murrow, but from 1953 to 1961, "See It Now" was his primary program that defined his legacy during that time period. Thus, while Murrow was indeed associated with "Person to Person," it is "See It Now" that is more closely tied to his impact on media and journalism.