Monthly Archives: March 2014

Classified ads become news

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Bob Stepno

Page one news wasn’t the only part of the newspaper to make it into radio dramas. This story begins in the back pages — the classified ad section. That’s where Lenore Case, secretary to the editor of The Daily Sentinel, … Continue reading →

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More on radio-film adaptations – and a bit of Libel

Posted on March 11, 2014 by Bob Stepno

Just when I thought I had a nice round figure — 50 radio adaptations of Hollywood films about journalists — I discovered that two movies I had already written about weren’t on the master list, which includes quite a few I … Continue reading →

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