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- catalog abstract "From the Blurb: What kind of day was February 28, 1969? An ordinary one in the life of The New York Times, but even an ordinary day at The Times crackles with excitement and tension as the news of the world flows into the paper's block long newsroom. Ruth Adler asked reporters, editors, copyboys and pressmen to keep notes on February 28 (a day picked at random), and she has pulled them all together into an extraordinary hour-by-hour description of how a single issue of the paper is created. She begins with the foreign correspondents getting and filing their stories from stations around the world and ends as the last paper rolls off the presses at 3 am. In between, the process of putting out a great newspaper is recorded, full of personalities and anecdotes, inside information, and bits of Times lore. In the best journalistic tradition, Miss Adler has written a book that is a masterpiece of reporting-lucid, fascinating, informative.".
- catalog contributor b5496386.
- catalog created "1971.".
- catalog date "1971".
- catalog date "1971.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1971.".
- catalog description "Foreword -- World Watch: -- 3 am -- 4 am -- 5 am -- 6 am -- 7 am -- 8 am -- 9 am -- Warming Up: -- 10 am -- 11 am -- Noon -- 1 pm -- 2 pm -- 3 pm -- Race To Deadline: -- 4 pm -- 5 pm -- 6 pm -- 7 pm -- 8 pm -- 9 pm -- 10 pm -- 11 pm -- Midnight -- 1 am -- 2 am -- 3 am -- Glossary of newspaper terms -- Index.".
- catalog description "From the Blurb: What kind of day was February 28, 1969? An ordinary one in the life of The New York Times, but even an ordinary day at The Times crackles with excitement and tension as the news of the world flows into the paper's block long newsroom. Ruth Adler asked reporters, editors, copyboys and pressmen to keep notes on February 28 (a day picked at random), and she has pulled them all together into an extraordinary hour-by-hour description of how a single issue of the paper is created. She begins with the foreign correspondents getting and filing their stories from stations around the world and ends as the last paper rolls off the presses at 3 am. In between, the process of putting out a great newspaper is recorded, full of personalities and anecdotes, inside information, and bits of Times lore. In the best journalistic tradition, Miss Adler has written a book that is a masterpiece of reporting-lucid, fascinating, informative.".
- catalog extent "x, 242 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Day in the life of the New York times.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Day in the life of the New York times.".
- catalog issued "1971".
- catalog issued "1971.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Philadelphia : Lippincott,".
- catalog relation "Day in the life of the New York times.".
- catalog subject "071/.471".
- catalog subject "New York times.".
- catalog subject "PN4899.N42 T52".
- catalog tableOfContents "Foreword -- World Watch: -- 3 am -- 4 am -- 5 am -- 6 am -- 7 am -- 8 am -- 9 am -- Warming Up: -- 10 am -- 11 am -- Noon -- 1 pm -- 2 pm -- 3 pm -- Race To Deadline: -- 4 pm -- 5 pm -- 6 pm -- 7 pm -- 8 pm -- 9 pm -- 10 pm -- 11 pm -- Midnight -- 1 am -- 2 am -- 3 am -- Glossary of newspaper terms -- Index.".
- catalog title "A day in the life of the New York times.".
- catalog type "text".