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	SI.com
		Peter King, a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, joined the magazine in 1989 after spending nearly a decade as an award-winning newspaper journalist.
		Peter King: Raiders new coach Kiffin won't be afraid of Moss, Davis (03/27/2007)
		Peter King: Odds on Thomas, Irvin and rest of HOF class (02/01/2007)
	cgi.cnnsi.com /writers/peter_king/archive (1187 words)

	Peter King (sportswriter) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		King graduated from Ohio University in 1979, and following graduation, began working for the Cincinnati Enquirer, where he covered college sports and professional football from 1980 to 1985.
		King has also been outspoken in his columns - for example, he chided the Fox Network for putting a show such as Temptation Island on the air.
		King lives in Montclair, New Jersey, with his wife Ann and two daughters, Laura and Mary Beth, who attends Colgate University.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_King_(sportswriter) (381 words)

	Peter King - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter King (saxophonist), English jazz-musician (saxes and clarinet); b.1940.
		Peter King (philosopher), Canadian philosopher (University of Toronto).
		Peter J. King, English philosopher (University of Oxford); b.1956.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_King (114 words)

	Sportswriter fired under plagiarism accusation: 2/ 4/ 2005
		BOSTON -- A sportswriter at The Telegram & Gazette of Worcester was fired yesterday after an investigation determined that he had not only plagiarized parts of a recent column from a Sports Illustrated writer, but had borrowed from other writers in the past without proper attribution, the newspaper said.
		Powers' column on Jan. 30, and King's column were both about the rise of the Patriots and Eagles after both lost their first games of the 2003 season.
		King's column read: "Whatever has been said in the intervening time about the New England players just shrugging their shoulders over Jackson's statement is a bunch of bunk.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/02-05/02-04-05/a12sr739.htm (444 words)

	[Sports Central Newsletter] #112 - Why I Hate SI's Peter King [Archive] - Sports Central Message Boards
		King was in Arizona for the owners meetings at the time and gleefully recounted a story about the time he spent watching the A's play the Diamondbacks in spring training.
		King and a 7-year-old boy went to retrieve the ball, King using his status and imagined celebrity to persuade the guard to let him through the gate.
		King knew which of the balls in that area was the actual foul ball Tejada hit.
	www.sports-central.org /community/boards/archive/index.php/t-9719.html (3244 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com Sports: A King-sized argument for idiocy
		According to King, you need to look at Tiki's last four years only, and make the case that he was among the best all-round backs in football for that period of time.
		But King's knee-jerk, critically unsupported argument is typical for a guy who is nothing more than a glorified blogger.
		King is a guy who should presumably be able to critically analyze, report on and follow this league.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /sports/articles/peterkingidiot.html (1183 words)

	BBTF's Newsblog Discussion :: S.I. King: Ten Things I Think I Think (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		King might be exercising his right to hyperbole, but at least he doesn't come out and say that Jeter is the greatest fielder EVAR.
		Peter King is only entertaining to read to see what he is going to get wrong.
		The notion that King could think Jeter is not just a HOFer in his sport (which he is going to be, deservedly) but the greatest he's ever seen, and piss all over Art Monk in the sport King is an expert in.
	www.baseballthinkfactory.org /files/newsstand/discussion/si_king (7569 words)

	Latest News
		Last month Peter was up in Calgary doing a cameo role in a boxing film for Rod Lurie, creator of "Commander in Chief".
		Hartnett plays a 30-year-old sportswriter whose desperation for a big story leads him to track down a homeless man he believes was once a famous fighter.
		Peter Coyote has a plum role, effectively chewing the scenery as a delectably nasty villain." And Video Business agrees with "This limited-budget film is extremely well made and first-time director Marfield uses stylish visual effects to lend a hallucinogenic cast to the proceedings...
	www.petercoyote.com /news.html (2569 words)

	Peter King (sportswriter)
		Many of these can be purchased in extremely hi-res digital format.
		From 1980 to 1985, King covered college sports and professional football for the Cincinnati Enquirer.
		King also writes the popular ''Monday Morning Quarterback'' column for SI.com as well as a "Monday Morning Quarterback: Tuesday Edition" edition.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Peter_King_(sportswriter) (268 words)

	Peter King - Deadspin
		It all has to do with columnist Peter King, and while we will go out of our way to stay clear of this controversy, we cannot say we do not understand where KSK in coming from.
		You might think that Peter King's gruesome description of the preparations he took to prepare for his colonoscopy would be the most disturbing thing you'd read all day.
		All right, now we know that Sports Illustrated's Peter King has lost a lot of weight over the summer, but as this photo from last month shows...
	www.deadspin.com /sports/peter-king (1224 words)

	The Daily Czabe
		I read Peter King for myself Monday, just because I wanted to get a preview of the stupid cripe my emailers would be forwarding from his weekly NFL “blog.” Now I know why I stopped reading long ago.
		Instead, King makes sure to name drop his way through his cell phone, talking about how he was hanging with Mike Wilbon (PTI, Washington Post) and not some random ink-stained pug from the Westchester Courant you and I have never heard of.
		Notice how Pumpkinhead is like Don King in his ability to leave his former favorite team, the Patriots, standing ringside looking stupid after getting knocked out, only to run into the press conference of the new guy.
	czabe.com /daily/archives/2006/01/once_again_the.html (1477 words)

	Daimnation!: KSK blinks
		The football bloggers at Kissing Suzy Kolber have taken down their tasteless posts about sportswriter Peter King and his family.
		Smart move: not only was it way over the line to make fun of King's daughter, it was turning off readers just as the blog was starting to build a dedicated audience.
		A good rule of thumb for satire: public figures are fair game, but their family members - assuming they aren't public figures themselves - are not.
	www.damianpenny.com /archived/007152.html (110 words)

	Sportswriter's epic roles to continue in Invincible \| Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
		Sportswriter's epic roles to continue in Invincible
		We were part of the “Hack Pack” with Sam Farmer (Los Angeles Times), Bryan Burwell (St. Louis Post Dispatch), Peter King (Sports Illustrated), Jay Glazer (Fox Sports) and Larry Weisman (USA Today).
		We were hired to play NFL writers for a pressbox scene during the game between the convicts and guards at a West Texas prison.
	www.chron.com /disp/story.mpl/sports/mcclain/qa/3192851.html (978 words)

	NBA on NBC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		As a huge Sacramento Kings fan,I am so sick and tired of seeing the Lakers,Sixers,and Jazz every week.Sure,we've been getting SOME national games,but we don't get enough.I mean,we have THE LOUDEST FANS ON EARTH!!!!Lakers fans don't give a damn about the game,they just yak on their cell phones when they are shown on television.
		Peter Vescey is a good reporter, but he's a complete prick.
		Peter Vecsey is one of the most annoying and pompous asses I have ever watched on television.
	www.jumptheshark.com /n/nbaonnbc.htm (6442 words)

	Portsmouth Herald South of the Border: Worcester paper fires sportswriter who alleged plagiarism
		Powers' column and King's column were both about the rise of the Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles, who play in Sunday's Super Bowl, after both lost their first games of the 2003 season.
		In the second paragraph of his column, Powers wrote, "Each team was 0-1, and each had fallen to 0-1 in rather humiliating fashion.
		King wrote: "Each team was 0-1, and each had fallen to 0-1 in rather humiliating fashion.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2005news/02042005/south_of/62760.htm (686 words)

	News Shorts
		On Wednesday the newspaper published a correction about Powers’ Jan. 30 column, in which he used information from a column written by SI football writer Peter King.
		The correction said that substantial portions of King’s column were printed under the byline Ken Powers.
		About Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, King wrote for SI: “McNabb had a bad throwing thumb at the time of the 2003 meeting with the Pats, which was part of the reason he was stinking up the joint.
	www.medialifemagazine.com /News2005/jan05/jan31/5_fri/news7friday.html (1380 words)

	The division of power - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		It was either a sportswriter's dream or nightmare.
		I saw Sports Illustrated's Peter King looking like the character from Stephen King's "Thinner." Peter has lost an entire Doug Flutie.
		It struck me that Romeo Crennel, a defensive whiz in New England, might soon join Marvin Lewis and Brian Billick as divisional head coaches who've struggled to implement the facet of the game they specialized in as assistants.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_362456.html (503 words)

	SI.com - SI Writers - Peter King - Monday Morning QB - Peter King's Monday Morning Quarterback: Breaking down each ...
		You, Peter King, fabulously wealthy sportswriter, used your prestige and fame to push your way into a closed-access area so you could get a foul ball.
		I'm not saying King won't be one of the three Tampa Bay QBs.
		The last time we were on this field, almost exactly two years ago, southpaw pitcher Mary Beth King made her high school debut in relief, throwing three-and-two-third innings and giving up the winning run in a 2-1 loss in the bottom of the 11th.
	www.cnn.com /cnnsi/inside_game/peter_king/news/2003/04/06/mmqb (5383 words)

	SI.com - Inside Game Gang - Frank Deford Archive - -
		Among his many honors, Deford is a member of the Hall of Fame of the National Association of Sportscasters and Sportswriters.
		Six times he was voted Sportswriter of the Year by his peers in that organization.
		The American Journalism Review has cited him as the nation’s best sportswriter, and twice he was honored as Magazine Writer of the Year by the Washington Journalism Review.
	robots.cnnsi.com /inside_game/archives/frank_deford (1050 words)

	The Media Drop: Ken Powers let go after plagiarism investigation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On Wednesday, it was reported that Worcester Telegram & Gazette sportswriter Ken Powers had been "called back" from his duties in Jacksonville where he was covering the New England Patriots at the Super Bowl.
		This came after the paper found out that Powers had allegedly passed off writing by Sports Illustrated's Peter King as his own in a recent column.
		Thursday evening, Editor & Publisher's Joe Strupp followed up on his original story, informing that Powers had been fired after "further investigation has revealed that this was not an isolated incident and that he has previously used the work of others without proper attribution," according to a statement by the newspaper.
	www.themediadrop.com /archives/003401.php (233 words)

	SI.com - Writers - Peter King's MMQB: Why I'm happy for Peyton Manning - Monday January 22, 2007 12:01PM
		SI.com - Writers - Peter King's MMQB: Why I'm happy for Peyton Manning - Monday January 22, 2007 12:01PM
		Peter King will answer your questions each week in Monday Morning Quarterback: Tuesday Edition.
		Sports Illustrated senior writer Peter King covers the NFL beat for the magazine and is a regular contributor to SI.com.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /2007/writers/peter_king/01/21/playoffs/index.html (720 words)

	Kaufman and Easterbrook
		King Kaufman interviews former ESPN and now NFL.com (sometimes) sportswriter Gregg Easterbrook.
		Two of my four favorite sportswriters (the others being Peter King at Sports Illustrated and SportsGuy at ESPN).
		Although most of you probably are not sports fans, you may like these writers.
	homepage.mac.com /zebulinculver/iblog/C422824922/E1455708997 (55 words)

	Poynter Online - Romenesko
		Your daily fix of media industry news, commentary, and memos.
		The Worcester Telegram & Gazette says in a statement: "Ken Powers' column on January 30 did not constitute his own work.
		Further investigation has revealed that this was not an isolated incident and that he has previously used the work of others without proper attribution."
	www.poynter.org /dg.lts/id.45/aid.77951/column.htm (111 words)

	Baseball Evolution - Asher - Good News for New York, Bad News for Baseball
		Who is the symbolic face of the Yankees?
		Who did S.I. sportswriter Peter King call "this generation's Joe DiMaggio?" Yep - Jeter.
		Jeter already has more RBI than he did a year ago, to go with twice as many steals and his highest batting average in seven years.
	www.baseballevolution.com /asher/goodnewsbadnews.html (1501 words)

	Six Things I Think I Think About UIs
		But difficulty notwithstanding, UIs are too important not to write about.
		And so, to steal a line from sportswriter Peter King, here are six things I think I think about UIs.
		A good graphical user interface is the most important feature a product can have.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2006/0,4814,110301,00.html (758 words)

	La Crosse Tribune - 6.0
		Minnesota cornerback Fred Smoot remained in Mississippi and did not make it back from his half-brother’s funeral for the game.
		Sports Illustrated’s Peter King reported during halftime of NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” that McCarthy said he wants Favre to come back for one more year and believes the quarterback could play two more years at a very high level.
		Jason Wilde is a sportswriter for the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison
	lacrossetribune.com /articles/2006/11/13/packers/03pack.txt (877 words)

	Media News
		The Worcester Telegram & Gazette fired sportswriter Ken Powers late yesterday for plagiarizing elements of an online Sports Illustrated story in his column published last Sunday.
		Boston Herald: Powers copied substantial portions of Peter King's column almost verbatim.
		Boston Sports Media Watch: King intervened on Powers' behalf.
	www.mediabistro.com /news/newsfeed/the_morning_newsfeed_020405_674.asp (837 words)

	JockBio Storytellers: Lonnie Wheeler
		Stops at the Anderson Independent in South Carolina and Clarion Ledger in Mississippi ultimately led him to the Cincinnati Enquirer in the late 1970s.
		A neighbor of Sports Illustrated writer Peter King—the two coached a Little League team together—Lonnie transitioned into magazine work, and then found an even more successful niche as an author.
		Today, back in the newspaper business as a sports columnist for The Cincinnati Post, he loves the carte blanche he has earned to tackle any topic that stirs his passions.
	www.jockbio.com /Classic/Wheeler/Wheeler.html (1549 words)

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