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Starred Changes

How the late Andy Grove, of Intel, helped make it easier for executives to give notes.

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By Rob Long • Apr 6, 2016 • 3m Listen

There was a time between the end of the typewriter era and the beginning of the Internet era when the most powerful person on any movie or television set was the person -- usually a young person, often someone's assistant -- who carried the script around on his or her computer, a script with all of the revisions and changes marked and starred, often the only copy, the master copy, of the multi-million dollar project.

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