| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Back then, the TV press tour was a leisurely, laid-back affair; each network had three days to present its new shows, and because the critics and reporters in attendance were mostly newspaper types, the schedule included regular blocks of writing time that would allow them to tap out columns and reviews, often using old-fashioned devices called typewriters and fax machines, to send copy to their
|
