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The New Yorker at 50

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Last month the New Yorker celebrated the 50th anniversary of its foundation by the legendary Harold Ross.
ALAN PRYCE-JONES discusses its contribution to modern journalism,its place in American life and the factors that have combined to create its highly individual tone.

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Harold Ross
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Alan Pryce-Jones
Source: Radio Times

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