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Deep Throat

For all those journalism history geeks like me, you'll love digging through this.

Now available to the public for the first time are Woodward and Bernstein's notes from source interviews, drafts of newspaper stories and books, memos, letters, tape recordings, research materials, and other Watergate papers. These materials document Woodward and Bernstein's four-year partnership telling the story of Watergate in Pulitzer Prize winning articles for The Washington Post, in two best-selling books, All The President's Men and The Final Days, and in the multiple academy award-winning movie of All the President's Men.
Thanks Barney for the link.

Posted by Jake on 02/13/05 @ 03:45 PM
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KathyB said on 06/01/05 @ 03:08 PM:
The man is a bons fide hero!!!!!!

Nixon and his ilk were downright amoral!

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