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...very facile,” says Richard Rosenbush, who had an 18-year career at the Times. “If there was a problem with a story we could work it out over the phone. If he was given a story assignment that wasn’t particularly to his liking, he could still do a pretty good...
Once, editors asked Crist—“somewhat to his consternation,” as Rosenbush recalls—to obtain a recipe for a mint julep. He didn’t like...
Hiring his former copy editor Rosenbush to be editor-in-chief, he brought in new senior editors. He also beefed up the past performance statistics and expanded coverage of industry issues such as performance-enhancing drug use and government regulation of gambling...
...Really there’s no genius at work here,” Rosenbush says. “We cover this sport the way any newspaper would cover baseball, football or basketball...
Ironically, the idea for Bus did not originate with blacks but with Jewish producer Barry Rosenbush, who sensed the movie potential in a television-news story about the bonding that occurred among a group of black men from Los Angeles who met on a bus trip to the march. But, as Lee puts it, Rosenbush and his partner, Bill Borden, quickly realized that "being Jewish, it would have been very hard for them to pull it off without some brothers up in there." Rosenbush and Borden recruited Reuben Cannon, an African American and one of Hollywood's top casting directors...
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