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Re: obit files...
When I was at WLIS-Old Saybrook, CT, we had one pre-done obit, complete with sound,
that the news director used to maintain. It was for the town's most famous
resident, Katharine Hepburn. Since she is still alive, I guess it's just sitting in
a filing cabinet somewhere.
Mike Thomas
WXLO & Mediabase 24/7
Scott Saloway wrote:
> How many of you work at/have worked at stations that keep a file
> of obituaries of notable people just in case they should die suddenly?
>
> I know it's a common practice in the newspaper industry. What do
> you think of it and, if you keep one, what's the procedure? (how often is
> it updated, who writes them, who do you write them for, etc)
>
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