DENVER—Have you missed any of PBS’ “Charlie Rose” show over the last 25 years? Well, not to worry now, with Wazee Digital’s recently launched content portal that has archived full episodes and interview segments from the show’s entire run.

Utilizing the Wazee Digital Core, a software-as-a-service platform that was built for the cloud, the show’s content has been curated on a newly launched website. The service manages large-scale digital ingest, metadata and segmenting workflows, and third-party closed-captioning services. The data archive sits on Amazon Simple Storage Solution and Amazon Glacier, while Core provides archive management and global access to the video library.

The content portal was launched to coincide with the show’s 25th anniversary.

WASHINGTON—Charlie Rose is joining the ranks of Chris Wallace, Dan Rather, Peter Jennings and Edward R. Murrow as a recipient of the Radio Television Digital News Association’s Paul White Award. Recognizing a lifetime of achievement and service to electronic journalism, Rose will receive the award during the “Excellence in Journalism 2016” event in September.

Rose is the co-host of “CBS This Morning” and a contributor to “60 Minutes.” He also serves as the executive producer and host of “Charlie Rose” on PBS and Bloomberg Television. Rose has also been honored with Emmy and Peabody Awards, the Legion d’honneur, and the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism. In 2014 he was named to Times’ list of 100 Most Influential People in the world.

“Charlie Rose is a consummate interviewer, a gifted storyteller and an exemplary broadcast journalist,” said Kathy Walker, chair of RTDNA.

Named for the first news director at CBS, RTDNA has been handing out the Paul White Award since 1956.

The “Excellence in Journalism 2016” ceremony will take place on Sept. 19 at 5 p.m. CT at the Sheraton New Orleans.