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| And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: TheOtherOne 08:14 am EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: Jan Maxwell's NY Times obituary - TheOtherOne 08:12 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| Link | A Star Made For The Stage |
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| re: And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: aislestorm 11:12 am EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: And remembered by Brantley - TheOtherOne 08:14 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| Spelling mutilations aside, that's a thoughtful, lovely piece on a great lady. | |
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| re: And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: singleticket 04:35 pm EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: re: And remembered by Brantley - aislestorm 11:12 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| Agreed, very nice. | |
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| re: And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: jurinac 09:20 am EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: And remembered by Brantley - TheOtherOne 08:14 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| Audra "MacDonald"? Twice in the same piece? | |
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| re: And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: TheOtherOne 09:27 am EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: re: And remembered by Brantley - jurinac 09:20 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| There are no copy editors anywhere anymore. | |
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| re: And remembered by Brantley | |
| Posted by: Stagebuff718 03:09 pm EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: re: And remembered by Brantley - TheOtherOne 09:27 am EST 02/13/18 | |
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| There are, but they're steadily being let go because, hey, you can just go in and change a mistake online as soon as someone complains. Let your readership do the work! | |
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| Cost-cutting newspapers are dropping the copy editors | |
| Last Edit: WaymanWong 06:54 pm EST 02/13/18 | |
| Posted by: WaymanWong 06:53 pm EST 02/13/18 | |
| In reply to: re: And remembered by Brantley - Stagebuff718 03:09 pm EST 02/13/18 | |
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| A few years ago, I remember reading about a Florida newspaper that was notorious for its many typos. It was so bad that the paper decided to hold a contest: the reader who could spot the most typos, would win a steak dinner. Needless to say, offering readers a steak dinner is so much cheaper than hiring a professional copy editor. More and more, newspapers consider copy editors expendable, along with entertainment critics. And now we hear the N.Y. Times will go all-digital and the print edition could be gone within a decade ... ''Start spreading the news ... it's leaving today!'' |
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