"I had no idea that was really going on."
Citizen McCaw Plays Berkeley
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Friday, April 18, 2008
Citizen McCaw had its Northern California debut last night being
screened at the Graduate school of Journalism at UC Berkeley.
The audience of 100 or so consisted mostly of faculty, students and
alumni of the school, as well as many of the staff of the San
Francisco Chronicle, where former News-Press editor Jerry Roberts
worked for many years immediately before heading south to Santa
Barbara to join the News-Press.
Most often repeated comment heard from those attending: "I had no idea
that was really going on."
Armstrong, who was not covered in the original version as a major
character has emerged as one recently and the filmmakers want to
portray him in a bit sharper focus.
They are hoping to show the recut version with the additional footage
(Citizen McCaw 2.0?) the weekend after Labor Day.
more > >
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Santa Barbara News-Press Controversy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Barbara_News-Press_controversy
Citizen McCaw
"Wendy P. McCaw is the multi-millionaire owner of the Santa Barbara
News-Press. She is also known as an animal rights activist. McCaw has
been the center of controversy since July 2006 over her management
decisions involving the News-Press, an award-winning paper and one of
the oldest daily publications in California."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_P._McCaw
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http://www.penpressclub.org/images/mccaw_illustration.gif
"The paper announced the hiring of controversial, conservative radio
talk show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a [NOT] Montecito resident, to
replace local columnist Brantingham in late July."
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"The proximate cause of the controversy included McCaw's intervention
to stop the reporting of a drunk driving conviction of Armstrong,[5]
although Armstrong's arrest had been reported in the pages of the News-
Press; she had also expressed displeasure that editors and reporters
had published the address of an empty lot where actor Rob Lowe planned
to build a 12,000 square-foot (1,100 m=B2) mansion."
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