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Stories from the Media desk, newest first.

An order book card on the left showing a graphics dropdown whose item fourteen, the banner, is highlighted in red, with five timestamps from 06:41 to 06:52 bracketed by a single arrow pointing at that one highlighted row, over the words eleven minutes, one vendor, one list, beside a card on the right headed practice note 2,431 whose pinned sheet has its first three lines covered by a red stamp reading not confidential and a fourth line reading the pool feed is suspended, above five signatures and the words four sentences, five signatures, posted every Thursday since 1961, over a red banner reading the ban took their seats, the note took the pictures and a gold band reading nobody asked the three outlets.
Five producers took item fourteen off the one list. The four sentences that mattered were pinned to a wall.

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This Desk Set Out To Show The Five Networks Decided Separately, And Found The One-Page Note That Decided For Them, Which Has Been Posted On A Wall Every Thursday Since 1961

Bob Callahan tries to prove the five networks reached the same answer independently, fails in both directions in one day, and finds the boycott took from the three barred outlets the one thing the ban had left them.