# | Track | Duration | |
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1. | The Last Editor | 1:29 | |
2. | Young Jim Bellows | 1:32 | |
3. | KKK | 0:59 | |
4. | Wedding | 0:47 | |
5. | A Great Editor | 1:46 | |
6. | New Journalism | 0:34 | |
7. | Kennedy Assassination | 1:18 | |
8. | Typewriters | 0:51 | |
9. | Maggie Wedding | 0:46 | |
10. | Herald Closing | 0:34 | |
11. | Last Edition of the Tribune | 0:25 | |
12. | Skid Row | 1:17 | |
13. | Maggie Dies | 1:48 | |
14. | Beach Wedding | 0:34 | |
15. | Evening Star | 0:26 | |
16. | Smoke and Mirrors | 0:45 | |
17. | The Ear | 3:06 | |
18. | Dying of the Star | 0:40 | |
19. | Herald Examiner | 0:28 | |
20. | Diane Shah | 0:56 | |
21. | Bubbles | 2:08 | |
22. | Entertainment Tonight | 2:12 | |
23. | Excite.com | 2:28 | |
24. | Best You Can | 2:18 | |
30:07 |
Added on Saturday, December 24, 2016
Directed by Steven Latham
Narrated by Jack Lemmon
THE LAST EDITOR is a PBS special that chronicles the life and career of Jim Bellows, a man who made his name, as well as the names of some of the best-known writers in the country, challenging the status quo and championing the underdog, the start-up and the upstart from newspapers to television to the Internet. Jim was near the top or at the helm of major metropolitan dailies when newspapers were the dominant media through the turbulence of the Civil Rights Movement, the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, and the domestic turmoil of Vietnam. He was also a news producer and editor at ABC-TV, and one of the first prominent journalists to work in computer-based news and information as the editor of Prodigy, and later Excite.