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The rise of social media and the death of the newspaper; digital gossip becomes faster, meaner and dirtier.
The rise of social media and the death of the newspaper; digital gossip becomes faster, meaner and dirtier.
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S1, EP4 "Gossip"The rise of social media and the death of the newspaper; digital gossip becomes faster, meaner and dirtier.
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S1, EP3 "Gossip"The New York Post remains on unsteady ground until it is rescued by Rupert Murdoch; gossip columnists engage in an era of tabloid wars.
Gossip
S1, EP2 "Gossip"The launch of "A Current Affair" fuels Rupert Murdoch's empire; The New York Post's influence knew little bounds, yet Murdoch must sell the paper due to U.S. federal rules; Cindy Adams' power continues to grow.
Gossip
S1, EP1 "Gossip"When Rupert Murdoch bought The New York Post, a new kind of gossip column was created: Page Six; its reputation led to more readers and gave its reporters the power; Cindy Adams' career starts to rise, leading to the start of a new era.
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