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	Kevin Newman (Canadian journalist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kevin Newman (born 1959 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian journalist and news anchor.
		Newman began his career in broadcasting at CHRW radio in London, Ontario, becoming the first News Director and working on Western Mustang football broadcasts as the campus station of the University of Western Ontario formally organised.
		Later in 2004, Newman was the only Canadian anchor to anchor coverage of the U.S. presidential election from the United States, as Global National with Kevin Newman broadcast from the studios in the network's bureau in Washington.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kevin_Newman_(Canadian_journalist) (369 words)

	FORMER U.S. NEWS ANCHOR JOINS CANADIAN JOURNALISM SCENE - OCTOBER 2001 \| Thunderbird Magazine
		Newman, clearly shaken by the events of Sept. 11 – two of his friends were among the victims – announces he instead wants to talk about the attacks and what this means for the men and women who report the news.
		According to Newman, this happened because, for the past 20 years, Americans "were living in a wonderful world," when the country was at peace and prospering economically.
		Newman says the news media can rise to the challenge by increasing the pressure placed on elected officials whom he criticizes for not being candid with their constituents.
	www.journalism.ubc.ca /thunderbird/archives/2001.10/newman.html (791 words)

	UWO Gazette - Volume 93, Issue 22 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Kevin Newman, a television broadcaster for ABC, was asked to visit Media, Information and Technoculture classes, speak at a gathering in the University Community Centre and answer student questions at the Grad Club.
		Newman said his career in the competitive Canadian and American journalistic field started at Western in the last year of his Bachelor of Arts degree when he became the news and sports director of Western's radio station, CHRW-FM 94.7.
		Although Newman said his decision to jump into the working world right after his BA was a good career move for him, he said he felt some kind of graduate schooling would have been more beneficial in today's field.
	www.usc.uwo.ca /gazette/1999/October/6/News4.htm (380 words)

	globeandmail.com : globeinvestor.com : A Global Television 2006 Gemini Awards Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Over the past year, Newman and the Global National team have garnered widespread critical and audience acclaim, maintaining the lead as Canada's most-watched national newscast.
		Both in the newsroom and on assignment around the world, Newman's team has delivered strong results on the broadcast's mission statement of "News Understood" - breaking down the day's events, and offering a Canadian perspective for a wide range of news to consumers coast-to-coast.
		Newman began his career in journalism at Global Television 25 years ago.
	www.globeinvestor.com /servlet/story/CNW.20061104.C8630/GIStory (514 words)

	University of Regina - School of Journalism
		When the television journalist returned from New York to accept this appointment in May 2001, it was a homecoming in two ways.
		Newman had begun his broadcast career as a correspondent with Global News first in Toronto and then in its Parliamentary Bureau in Ottawa from 1983 to 1987.
		Just a few months into his current Global National position, Newman was watched by millions of Canadians as he anchored sixteen hours of live coverage of the September 11 terrorist attack in the United States.
	www.uregina.ca /journal/minifie.html (882 words)

	Canadian Association of Journalists — Events
		She will argue that the challenge facing journalists is to question the rhetoric rather than repeat it.
		A career with Canadian Press has given Jill St. Louis plenty of opportunity to refine the art of covering breaking news on stories such as the Squamish Five terrorist trial and the Yeltsin-Clinton summit.
		Kevin Newman, anchor and executive editor of Global National - Canada's newest national newscast, will talk about how newsrooms cover live, breaking news events, without the use of prepared scripts.
	www.eagle.ca /caj/events/nws-victoria-2001.html (2034 words)

	Conferencier :: Forum urban mondial 3
		As newsman with ABC News and with Global National, KEVIN NEWMAN has reported from the front lines of the war in Iraq, anchored live coverage of the September 11 tragedy, and interviewed the likes of Jimmy Carter.
		A journalist for more than 20 years, Kevin is now one of Canada's top national news anchors.
		Kevin presents an informal, award-winning approach to news reporting, while dissecting issues of the day and staying focused on the issues that Canadians care about most.
	www.wuf3-fum3.ca /full_program/files/profile_conferenciers.asp?ID=98 (187 words)

	"Letters from the Chairman", Volume I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Several months ago, Canadian PM Chretien wanted to lead an international humanitarian effort to find, feed, and resettle what were believed to be a minimum of 70,000 and maybe 200,000 Rwandan refugees wandering and suffering in the forests of Zaire (soon-to-be Congo).
		Canadians should be indignant not about U.S. refusal to enlist in its crusades but at the refusal of their own government to follow thru.
		And Canadians of all communities, but especially minorities, should recognize that the United States, with its long and deeply ingrained tradition of respect for individual difference, is a staunch friend should they ever need a friend.
	members.aol.com /Schoonmakr/Chairman.html (14560 words)

	Globeinvestor.com: Global National's Kevin Newman on the Scene of Rita's Rage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Newman and his team will continue to report on this breaking story as the Hurricane makes landfall this weekend.
		, said it is a tribute to Newman's journalistic talent and his team's flexibility.
		He is a seasoned journalist, who has reported from disaster zones and hot spots around the world.
	www.globeinvestor.com /servlet/ArticleNews/print/CNW/20050923/C3618 (233 words)

	more info on Peter Jennings - peter jenning - peter jenings
		Jennings' official biography on ABC mentioned nothing of his Canadian origins as that had been the target for much criticism.
		However, Jennings did cover a number of Canadian events that were largely ignored by other U.S. networks.
		It had belonged to his father, who was a venerated Canadian broadcaster.
	www.governpub.com /Nvd-to-Pet/Peter_Jennings.php (2294 words)

	CBC - Canada Votes 2004 - Analysis and Commentary - Campaign Watch - Dan Leger
		This is because Canadian elections can be nightmares for the journalists who preside over them, affairs — in recent years, anyway — that are notoriously free of suspense.
		Journalists were left with two hours to fill after the polls closed in Atlantic Canada before they got results from Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
		Long says anchor Kevin Newman looked like "a cross between Judge Joe Brown and the Wizard of Oz" sitting at his massive election desk, flanked by tiers of workers below him.
	www.cbc.ca /canadavotes2004/analysiscommentary/danbrown.html (929 words)

	IndieScribe: Blogging
		Through the journalistic principal of objectivity, which states that an article must be balanced and be free of bias, the fossil fuel lobbyists were able to insert themselves into each article written by reporters because the reporters desired to show a balanced assesment of the case.
		Journalists are in the extremely important role of informing the people, and an informed public is absolutely essential to a functioning democracy, and to keep the powers that be in check.
		A key argument of the Mother Jones article though, is that many journalists did not research the climate change debate deeply enough, and gave equal weight to the research of the industry-funded lobbyists in relation to the research of the climate scientists, when in fact the two sides of the debate were very unequally supported.
	www.indiescribe.com /blogging/index.html (12847 words)

	Peter Jennings Resource Page - biography peter jennings
		Barely a year later, he was given several high-profile reporting opportunities peter jennings peter jennings death news for what was then a 15-minute news broadcast on ABC Evening News.
		His Canadian English accent, grammar, and rick wilhelm peter jennings diction and mistakes from inexperience with American biography peter jennings topics led to his being replaced in 1968, and derided by critics as "glamourcaster" or "anchorboy."
		Newman later recalled peter jennings these thoughts on his blog.
	www.eduwho.com /ll/Peter_Jennings.html (2133 words)

	Babs'el Rap: July 2006 Archives
		Conflict is an obvious factor with the conflict between Israel and Lebanon and the conflict between the Canadian refugees and the Canadian government who the refugees and their families feel are not doing enough to evacuate the people stranded.
		But unlike Canadian papers that are focusing on the evacuation of approximately 50, 000 Canadians said to be in the region, the M&G makes some reports what some parties are claiming to behind what’s fueling the conflict.
		The Canadian television news has focused on the evacuation of Canadians thinking that evacuees are the key element of the story but the news hasn’t explored why there are 50, 000 Canadians in the region in the first place.
	weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca /barbara/archives/2006_07.php (4020 words)

	azerbic - Antonia Zerbisias - Toronto Star Blog: January 23, 2006 - January 29, 2006
		Journalists have fallen short in presenting important news in ways that allow viewers to see how it matters in their lives.
		As a journalist and author, Lord Black will appreciate the spirit in which this newspaper published the article examining some of the claims -- however unfounded they may be -- made against him.
		Over on Global, Kevin Newman overtorqued the unsubstantiated suggestion that Paul Martin would not concede, practically rampaging through the studio as he tried to get support for this non-story which may have started with Mike Duffy and a BlackBerry on CTV.
	thestar.blogs.com /azerb/2006/week4/index.html (6618 words)

	Peter Jennings Summary
		The man who would eventually help to usher in the age of the super-anchor, veteran journalist Peter Jennings, got an early start to his broadcast career.
		When the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation was established in the mid-1930s, his father Charles Jennings became its first voice, and was known as the "Edward R. Murrow of Canada."
		But slaves." Instead, Jennings prefers field reporting, and has been known to speak with a "little regret about not being in the trenches covering stories." When Reynolds died, however, Jennings was re-appointed to the sole anchor position he had held sixteen years earlier.
	www.bookrags.com /Peter_Jennings (3538 words)

	National Speakers Bureau Kevin Newman Tops The Ratings With Global National
		Kevin Newman and his team provide an early evening national news alternative with a distinctive voice and approach to the day's top stories.
		Newman is the anchor and executive editor of the show Global National with Kevin Newman, providing unique perspective and in-depth analysis to major national and international events.
		Kevin Newman, the award-winning executive producer and anchor of Global National with Kevin Newman, will host a new series featuring powerful documentary films.
	www.nsb.com /whatsnew.asp?i_newsid=544 (857 words)

	sebastian white online :: media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Anyone fed up with reporters who may have gone soft on the government in the wake of 9/11 need only watch Salon's Reporters Gone Wild, a collection of clips of journalists asking tough questions in New Orleans for evidence that times are a changin'.
		And so when Canadians come to work for American organizations and go and cover the rest of the world I think there's a sense of understanding influence as well as power, a deep appreciation for other cultures that Americans haven't always been required to have because this is in itself such a powerful culture.
		Roy Aarons, founder of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association, died yesterday in Sonoma, Calif. Roy was a mentor of mine when I interned with NGLJA's Student Project in Philadelphia in 2002.
	www.sebastianwhite.com /blog/media.htm (1477 words)

	Canadian Association of Journalists - Deadline 1999 - Annual Conference
		David Radler, president and chief operating officer of Hollinger Inc.; Lydia MiI jan of the Fraser Institute's National Media Archive; Tim Creery, former journalist and research director for the 1980 Royal Commission on Newspapers; Doug Underwood, University of Washington professor and author of When MBAs Rule the Newsroom.
		So far, she's discovered some major differences between the world of print reporting and the live radi o interviews she does today, But in her keynote address to the CAJ's national conference in Vancouver she'll talk about the common thread she's discovered - the reporter as storyteller.
		American television networks are full of Canadian talent - Kevin Newman is one of the bright lights.
	www.eagle.ca /caj/events/van-conf1999.html (2162 words)

	News presenter Summary
		In modern times, technology enables journalists to broadcast from relevant locations, reducing the role of the central presenter to that of a newsreader.
		A newscaster is a presenter of a news bulletin who is himself or herself a working journalist and news gathering, and a participant in compiling the script to be delivered in a news bulletin.
		Adding to the distinction between journalists and anchors and reporters are "human interest", personality, or celebrity news stories, which typically are directed by marketing departments based on a demographic appeal and audience share.
	www.bookrags.com /News_presenter (1804 words)

	Global National's Kevin Newman wins Gemini Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Kevin Newman, anchor of Global National, was named Canada's best news anchor at Saturday night's Gemini Awards Gala in Richmond, B.C. The victory marked Newman's second consecutive Gemini.
		Newman's Global National colleagues have nothing but praise for his on- and off-camera leadership as reporter Mike Armstrong can attest.
		Newman recently reported on assignment from the front lines in Afghanistan, where he spent Thanksgiving with members of the Canadian military.
	www.canada.com /topics/news/national/story.html?id=860a4196-b0aa-413d-86a1-0540e5d714fd (438 words)

	enRoute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		She was one of the first journalists on the scene that morning, having run there from her lower Manhattan apartment.
		She became part of the event itself, a survivor, and soon other journalists were interviewing her.
		Her trademarks – the blond hair, the geek-chic titanium frames, the cigars she smokes off-hours – got magnified into totems of character as she rode the media updraft to the planet of the news babes.
	www.enroutemag.com /e/archives/september02/archives01.html (2324 words)

	mediabistro.com: FishbowlNY
		Tomorrow in Colorado iconic gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson will will have a final farewell as his earthly remains are blast from a cannon atop a 150-foot high gonzo-fist-and-dagger monument to scatter down over his Woody Creek, Colorado property.
		Now it is up to all of us in the journalistic craft to preseve one of the most important parts of his legacy: a commitment to open American eyes to the world, to keep them open, and to share what we have seen.
		He was born, however, in Canada, and began his career there before coming to the U.S. to make his mark and rise to become one of the trusted and most beloved faces in journalism (once again, I draw your attention to the outpouring on TVNewser).
	www.mediabistro.com /fishbowlny/the_icons/default.asp (2599 words)

	School of Journalism > Students > Graduating Class of 2005
		In January of 2005, she was chosen as one of two BC winners for the International Notebook, a Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs scholarship to attend briefings in both Ottawa and Washington DC.
		Melanie interned for Global National with Kevin Newman and went on to fill in for members of the Global National production team throughout the completion of her Master of Journalism.
		Very quickly, she grew to be a quite skillful journalist and producer who is capable to produce TV programs from 30-second daily news to 30-minute long documentaries independently.
	www.journalism.ubc.ca /students_2005.html (1536 words)

	sebastian white online :: TV, Media and Blogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		CNN today announced a $100,000 donation to the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association to endow a new scholarship fund for LGBT college students who plan a career in journalism.
		The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Canada's government-owned media company, has been effectively shuttered since August 15 when management locked out its workers in a dispute over the use of temporary workers.
		The Canadian government today sanctions an annual spring hunt, which infuses roughly $16 million each year into the economies of the Atlantic provinces, mostly through the sale of seal pelts.
	www.sebastianwhite.com /blog/blogs.htm (5878 words)

	THE CAIRNS BLOG: August 2005
		I was watching the Canadian newscasts last night, all of them, and they all did their best tributes to Jennings: good, well-done stories with old news clips and like.
		Canadian journalists who wanted to see the rest of the world on someone else's ticket were able to come to America and work for American news organizations and TV stations, in large part because Peter Jennings paved the way for it to happen.
		Canadian TV ought to provide a lot of tributes and I'll be very interested in seeing what CTV does at 11PM, and also what Kevin Newman has to say on Global TV at 6:30, since he used to be at ABC News himself.
	johncairns.blogspot.com /2005_08_01_johncairns_archive.html (15687 words)

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