Since we’re in the truth-telling business, I think it’s time that someone finally stand up and tell the truth that Savannah really is remarkably well-served by all of its local media, especially considering the extraordinarily small size of the market.
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Georgia Public Broadcasting brings ‘Troy Davis Project’ play to radio
Beyond A Reasonable Doubt: The Troy Davis Story on Georgia Public BroadcastingSun., Oct. 21, 10 A.M. TROY DAVIS might be the most high-profile murder case in Savannah’s history. In 2011, […]
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Savannah Book Festival: A (Good) Conversation with Celeste Headlee
‘I thought I was one of a very small number of people concerned about the current state of conversation.’
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Savannah Music Fest beats financial predictions
WELL, THE NUMBERS ARE IN, AS THEY SAY, and it looks like the 2008 Savannah Music Festival was a resounding smash. According to Executive and Artistic Director Rob Gibson, “Every […]