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He called out the panel members, among them Perez, elegant in a long black dress; Aiello, waving his arms with the flourish of a conductor; Nunn, amiable and white-haired, who walked onstage with a cane; Joie Lee, looking much as she did onscreen; Rick Aiello, Danny's son, who played the cop who kills Radio Raheem; Luis Ramos, who has a memorable racial-tirade scene; and, finally, Lee.

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Say what you will about the long line of "death" in the history of media—Internet killing the video killing the radio killing the telegram killing the cavepainting star, and so on.

Television did not kill radio.

TV was supposed to kill radio.

Television didn't kill radio any more than radio ended reading.

Indeed, as he points out, TV never killed radio, which in turn never killed newspapers.

Indeed, TV never killed radio and video never killed TV (see chart 6).

"Television didn't kill radio, and e-mail won't completely kill the fax".

Newspapers are a thing of the past Yes, yes, and Kindle would kill reading, TV would kill radio, cinema would kill theatre and video would kill the radio star, etc.

What I do know is that video didn't kill radio and the digital revolution won't kill TV.

If videos were supposed to have killed radio stars, then surely selfies will spell the end for autographs.

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