In twenty-five years of covering the news, from rubbing elbows with Hollywood celebrities to getting on the wrong side of elected officials, from helping solve a mass murder case to facing death at the hands of terror squads and forest fires, Leo McElroy never found himself regretting his career choice. When a college advisor suggested he channel his interest in journalism toward the emerging call for professional news people in radio and television, McElroy amazed himself, and others, by actually heeding the advice. The result was a career both as a broadcast executive and industry leader...