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...large number of those discs were picked up in the check-out lane, where Sanders positioned Idol merchandise to catch the eye of people who wouldn't think of stopping in the music section. "Our consumer is the middle 80% of the population," says Gerry Lopez, president of Handleman Entertainment Resources, which stocks and manages music offerings at such stores as Wal-Mart. "These are moms and dads making $26,000 to $36,000 a year...We're not catering to Napster or Kazaa folks, just people who like a nice song sung by a nice...
...first few days of the new censorship, A.P.'s Brines estimated, the restrictions had cut his file from Korea by 25% and slowed up stories as much as an hour, but otherwise there hadn't been any dire consequences. I.N.S.'s Tokyo Chief Howard Handleman preferred letting the censors worry about security instead of following the old "honor" system, which made correspondents responsible for military security. Said he: "It's a lot better than being awakened at 4 some morning to learn that somebody has broken a story that we have been sitting...
...HOWARD HANDLEMAN Far Eastern Director International News Service Tokyo,Japan
...TIME does not agree with Newsman Handleman that its story was misleading. The nub of TIME'S story, so far as it dealt with Handleman, was that he had broken a correspondents' agreement to wait for an official GHQ release before reporting the arrival of new troops...
Time for Action. For all these violations of security, the Army could blame itself as well as correspondents. Early in the war, Correspondent Handleman and U.P.'s Tokyo bureau chief, Earnest Hoberecht, had asked the Army for some kind of military censorship. This and other such suggestions had been turned down by General MacArthur in favor of "voluntary censorship" (TIME, July 24). This ruling failed to recognize that newspapermen might honestly misjudge the importance of a particular piece of information. Nor did it allow for the fact that in the fiercely competitive business of news gathering there are bound...