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When Newspapers Mattered - The News Brothers & Their Shades of Glory (Paperback)
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When Newspapers Mattered - The News Brothers & Their Shades of Glory (Paperback)
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IN THE EARLY 1980S, the citizens of Clarksville, Tennessee, were
traumatized by the unrelated disappearances and random murders of
two All-American teenagers, whose bodies were found within 24 hours
of each other in the most shocking and mind-numbing of
circumstances imaginable. Having a job to do, but emotionally
affected by the double tragedy, reporters and editors at the city's
daily newspaper wrestled with their sanity while they pursued for
their readers a trail of never-ending stories about the darkest
underside of the human spirit. In seeking solace, there was little
choice but to replace tears with an undeniably fine madness, laced
with mirth and mourning. With that remedy, The News Brothers were
born... Two of the last great newspapermen, Tim Ghianni and Rob
Dollar, take readers back to the days when newspapers actually
mattered in America... When journalism was all about making a
difference, not making huge profits at the expense of the reader...
When reporters and editors searched for the truth, wherever it took
them and at whatever cost. This book is a story about their love
for newspapers... What went wrong... And why. It's also about those
two long ago murders that continue to haunt them to this day. Their
story is dark. It's funny. It's honest. It's brutal. But, most of
all, it's the truth-and in the end, that's all that really matters
to two old newspapermen who never backed down.
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