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rebecca stiller. jared jake, narrated by jared jake, richard ferrone, jenna and a fool cast.only plane in the sky, by garrett m. graff narrated by a fool cast with holter graham. >> the audie awards goes to simon and schuster audio for "the only plane in the sky". [applause] >> next up. i can't say anything until the teleprompter tells me what i am going to say or i could just make it up. the finalists for audio from a are audio drama. the absolute brightness of -- "the absolute brightness of leonard pelkey". "angels in america". nathan stewart, and eddie falco. birthday suit by aaron blakely, aaron mallon, dion grand, savannah peach wood, jason clark and robin miles. have a nice day by billy crystal performed by justin garza, and after bending, billy crystal, rachel dredge, darrell hammond, krista jackson, kevin kline and a fool cast. "puss in boots" performed by jim nails, mark aldrich, nick sullivan, brian holden, meredith engle be, lynn north, john brady and johnny heller. the audie awards goes to random house audio for "angels in america". [applause] >> you guys have fun

richard harding davis. he was the son of a newspaper editor, and his mother was a writer. rebecca harding davis was her name. recommending torch -- remington and davis were assigned by hearst to go to cuba in early 1897, and they were there to cover the rely bell onof cuba against spanish rule. that was their assignment. hearst, as he was wont to do, paid generously for the talent. he paid richard harding davis $3,000 for one month's work. in 1897 money, that was a lot. today it is worth about $90,000 for a month's work. hearst pays generously for top line talent. also in the lineup of who was whom is james creelman, cigar chomping admirer of william randolph hearst. he was the first to mention this anecdote, the first to mention the purported exchange of telegrams between hearst and remington, the first to mention you furnish the pictures and i will furnish the war. he did so in a memoir he brought out in 1901. here is a passage from the book. it is tilted on the great highway. it is an anecdote he doesn't make a big deal about. he mentions it in passing as a way to praise or sin

richard harding davis. he was the son of a newspaper editor and his mother was a writer, rebecca harding davis was her name. remington and tavs were assigned by hurst to go to cube camera and they were there to cover the rebellion in cuba against colonial spanish rule. that was their assignment. hurst, as he would want to do, paid generously for the talent. he paid richard harding davis $3,000 for one month's work. in 1897 money, that was a lot. today it's worth about $90,000. $90,000 for a month's work. hurst pays generously for top-line talent. also in the lineup of who was whom in this myth, the first to mention this anecdote, creelman, the first to report exchange of telegrams, you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war. his memoir in 1901, here is a passage from the book titled "on the great highway." it's an anecdote he doesn't make a big deal about. he mentions it in passing as a way to pay tribute to, as a way to praise, sing the praises of hearst's activist journalism, hearst's yellow journalism. creelman writes remington was instructed to remain in cuba until the war began, but after a shor