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	Roger E. Ailes
		Roger Ailes, the son of a factory worker, was born in Warren, Ohio, on 15th May, 1940.
		Ailes continued to be involved in right-wing politics and is credited with having "coached" Ronald Reagan to victory over Walter Mondale in 1984.
		Bob Woodward claimed that Ailes had sent a note to Karl Rove in the White House suggesting policies to be adopted in the wake of the 11th September, 2001 terrorist attacks.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /MDailes.htm (4157 words)

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		Roger Eugene Ailes is one of television's most versatile, outspoken, and successful producers and consultants.
		Ailes carried out political consulting for many candidates during the 1970s and 1980s, but returned to presidential campaigning as a consultant to Ronald Reagan in 1984.
		In 1988, Ailes wrote a book with Jon Kraushar, You Are the Message: Secrets of the Master Communicators, in which he discusses some of his philosophies and strategies for successful performance in the public media eye.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/A/htmlA/ailesroger/ailesroger.htm (719 words)

	News Hounds: Roger Ailes: Not Exactly a "Reality Based" Person
		Roger Ailes, the Chairman and CEO of Fox News, was a guest tonight (December 19, 2004) on the new C-Span program "Q & A" with Brian Lamb.
		Ailes said Rupert Murdoch approached him in l996 about starting a cable news network because Murdoch felt the "American people were underserved in news." Ailes said the "primary qualification" for his success at running Fox is that he doesn't "have a degree in journalism." Ailes thinks "life experience" is more important.
		Ailes said the American people "aren't stupid," they "get it," and Fox's job is to give the audience "enough facts" so they can make up their own minds.
	www.newshounds.us /2004/12/19/roger_ailes_not_exactly_a_reality_based_person.php (630 words)

	Roger Ailes - SourceWatch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Roger Eugene Ailes is the chairman of Fox News Channel and is Chairman of Fox Television Stations.
		Ailes began his career in television as a production assistant at Cleveland's KYW-TV, the station that launched the Mike Douglas Show, a popular daytime talk and variety show of the 1960s.
		Ailes founded Ailes Communications in New York which he owned between 1970 and 1992 which is described in his biographical note accompanying tesimony to the Energy and Commerce Committee as "a diversified communications consulting company whose clients included three U.S. Presidents, several senators and governors, as well as Fortune 500 CEO's".
	www.disinfopedia.org /wiki.phtml?title=Roger_Ailes (1049 words)

	Roger Ailes Likely To Succeed Lachlan Murdoch - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Roger Ailes, the bombastic leader of Fox News Channel, has emerged as the most likely successor to Lachlan Murdoch as chairman of the Fox Television Stations Group, according to two people with knowledge of the company's plans.
		Ailes will continue to report to News Corp. (nyse: NWS - news - people) president and chief operating officer Peter Chernin, to whom previous heads of the 35-station group reported, including Mitchell Stern, who left in 2003 to become CEO of News Corp. satellite company DirecTV.
		Ailes has always reported both to Chernin and to Rupert Murdoch, and Chernin is typically hands off with the businesses under Ailes' control.
	www.forbes.com /home/digitalentertainment/2005/08/04/ailes-successor-murdoch-cx_variety_0804ailes.html (681 words)

	Roger Ailes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Roger Eugene Ailes (born May 15, 1940) is the president of Fox News Channel and chairman of the Fox Television Stations Group.
		He was formerly married to Norma E. Ailes (born November, 1945), formerly a TV producer with Mission Media Ministries, prior to recognizing his affinity for the Republican Party of Satan.
		Ailes' career in television began in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was a producer and director for KYW, for a then-locally produced talk-variety show, The Mike Douglas Show.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Roger_Ailes (1189 words)

	Departure has Murdoch rolling in the Ailes - Business - Business - theage.com.au
		Roger Ailes, the media adviser to three Republican presidents who has been chairman of Fox News Channel since its inception nine years ago, has been given an additional title: chairman of Fox Television Stations.
		Ailes said in an interview that the first time Mr Murdoch had discussed with him the possibility of his taking the job was on Monday, over lunch at News Corp's headquarters in Manhattan.
		The duties Mr Ailes inherits were previously part of the portfolio of Mr Murdoch's oldest son, Lachlan, who resigned as deputy chief operating officer on July 29.
	www.theage.com.au /news/business/departure-has-murdoch-rolling-in-the-ailes/2005/08/16/1123958063441.html?oneclick=true (355 words)

	Prepared Witness Testimony: Ailes, Roger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Roger Ailes serves as the Chairman and CEO of FOX News.
		In 1965, at age 25, Ailes rose from prop boy to executive producer of "The Mike Douglas Show." Under his supervision, the show was nominated for two Emmy awards and won its first Emmy in 1967, becoming the most-watched syndicated talk show in America.
		Ailes is a board member of the National Hemophilia Foundation, a member of the Director's Guild of America and a Trustee of the National Trust for Historic Gettysburg.
	energycommerce.house.gov /107/hearings/02142001Hearing216/Ailes320.htm (2252 words)

	The Kalb Report Featuring Roger Ailes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Roger Ailes, chair and CEO of FOX News, discussed the rapid rise of the FOX News Channel on this year’s final edition of The Kalb Report, at the National Press Club April 7.
		Ailes has built the channel into the leading cable news outlet, while also building a reputation as a tough-minded, competitive news executive with the Midas touch during his nine-years at the helm of FOX News.
		Ailes added, however, that advertising revenues are expected to hit the half billion dollar mark next fiscal year.
	www.gwu.edu /~bygeorge/041905/Kalb_Ailes.html (314 words)

	Variety.com - Jolly Roger's grand plan
		In the weeks since Ailes was anointed chairman of the stations group, he's moved the center of power from Los Angeles, where the group has been run for years, to the Fox News nerve center in New York.
		Ailes put underperforming 20th Television on a short leash by canceling "A Current Affair" and replacing it with a show produced out of Fox News studios, "Geraldo at Large," a series they've rushed into production to get on the air in time for November sweeps.
		Ailes added CBS exec Dennis Swanson to a group of Fox News Channel hands to run the group, including CEO Jack Abernethy and senior veep of news operations Sharri Berg in what amounts to a grafting of the Fox cable news operation onto its network of 35 local stations.
	www.variety.com /article/VR1117931037.html?categoryid=14&cs=1&s=h&p=0 (1599 words)

	Roger Ailes \| NewsBusters.org
		Ailes might want to focus back on keeping the other cable news networks from taking audience from his own network and leaving some food for Canada.” Whatever that means.
		When Fox News Channel Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes spoke to TV critics on Monday night, about two-thirds of the group of 150 walked out in protest, with several “voicing their scorn for what they say is Fox News’ conservative spin,” the Miami Herald’s Glenn Garvin reported on Wednesday.
		Ailes, appearing Monday at the summer meeting of the Television Critics Association, was referring to a weekend incident at the gathering in which Olbermann whipped out a mask of O'Reilly and gave a Nazi salute.
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	Online NewsHour: Crossing the Line? -- Nov. 21, 2002
		BOB WOODWARD: After 9/11, Ailes was concerned and he wrote out a message to Karl Rove, the chief political adviser to the president, about the necessity of doing something very strong, if need be, harsh to deal with this.
		Rove took it down to the president and said, "This is a communication from Roger Ailes." Its significance, first of all, is that Roger Ailes was Bush's father's media guru.
		Ailes has had a very close relation with a number of Republican presidents.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/media/july-dec02/line_11-21.html (981 words)

	Q & A
		Ailes discussed the success of FOX News, his career path and the future of network & cable news.
		AILES: Well, I don't know when exactly I knew it was working, but the first time we really beat CNN for an evening and went down and announced it in the newsroom, the staff was standing on their desks, cheering.
		AILES: Journalism is a collection of stories, editing them and presenting them to the people in some fair manner with as many facts as you can muster to get it through to people.
	www.q-and-a.org /Transcript/?ProgramID=1001 (8879 words)

	ARMedia: Fox News chief Roger Ailes says former President Clinton's response to Chris Wallace's question about going ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Ailes said Clinton had a "wild overreaction" in the interview, broadcast on "Fox News Sunday." Hundreds of thousands of people subsequently watched clips over the Internet, with Fox foes rallying behind Clinton.
		Ailes said he was surprised the story created such a reaction and that he understood the political response.
		Ailes is a two bit asshole running the most slanted news channel in American history...
	arktimes.com /blogs/armedia/2006/09/fox_news_chief_roger_ailes_say.aspx (566 words)

	American Politics Journal -- Defending The Defenseless?
		"...Roger Ailes, then President of CNBC and now running Fox, accused the Administration of ‘a cover-up with regard to Whitewater that includes...land fraud, illegal contributions, abuse of power...suicide cover-up -- possible murder.' " [Note: ellipses ("...") in original.].
		Also, Ailes was executive producer of Rush Limbaugh's short-lived television show in which the host fanned the flames of paranoia surrounding Foster's death.
		Roger Ailes is the king of slime and defend.
	www.apj.us /20030918Davis.html (1461 words)

	News Corporation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		New York, NY, October 3, 2000 - Roger Ailes and News Corporation have signed a new three-year contract, it was announced today by News Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation President and Chief Operating Officer Peter Chernin.
		Ailes will also continue to serve as a senior advisor to Rupert Murdoch on television and news matters.
		Roger Ailes said: "I am pleased to have the opportunity to continue to grow FOX News for News Corporation.
	www.newscorp.com /news/news_119.html (357 words)

	Roger Ailes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Ailes Communications in New York which he owned between 1970 and 1992 which is described in his biographical note accompanying tesimony to the Energy and Commerce Committee as "a diversified communications consulting company whose clients included three U.S. Presidents, several senators and governors, as well as Fortune 500 CEO's".
		Coalition for a Healthy California promoted Proposition 99 which proposed a 25 cents a pack increase in tobacco tax, Ailes was called on in July 1988 to oversee what was to be a $20 million campaign for the tobacco industry.
		Roger Ailes, Chairman and CEO, Fox News Network", February 14, 2001.
	dks.thing.net /Roger_Ailes.html (2686 words)

	USNews.com: The natural networker: Roger Ailes
		Roger Ailes, by all appearances, is not a fastidious man. His face is jowly and heavy-lidded, his thin, graying hair combed straight back from a balding pate with no hint of vanity.
		If there is a coffee table within reach, his slip-on-clad feet rest upon it; if there is a TV screen within view--and there are always several--he gazes at it distractedly.
		Sitting at the head of a conference table at Fox headquarters in midtown Manhattan one morning recently, Ailes is clearly in command.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/news/articles/051031/31ailes_2.htm (544 words)

	Roger Ailes: `An assault on all journalists' \| The News is NowPublic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Roger Ailes: `An assault on all journalists'
		Ailes, was for decades one of the savviest and most pugnacious
		Ailes is most famous for his role in crafting the
	www.nowpublic.com /roger_ailes_an_assault_on_all_journalists (283 words)

	BuzzFlash Reader Commentary - Emails With Ailes, Part Three
		On April 16th, one of our readers forwarded a Roger Ailes e-mail in which he blames the Buzz for his woes.
		The fact is that we haven't received any such e-mails from the "kinder, gentler" Roger Ailes.
		So Roger, here's our challenge, send us a few "polite" e-mails and BuzzFlash will be glad to give you equal time.
	www.buzzflash.com /contributors/2002/04/17_Cross_Roger_3.html (779 words)

	BuzzFlash Reader Commentary - Fox News Chairman On Crossfire: "Set Up To Have The Left Win."
		Ailes all the buzz lately is about the revamped Crossfire on CNN.
		Ailes are taking the time to write Walter Isaacson and CNN in support of this new Crossfire.
		Ailes is to live up to your motto and get some more liberal hosts on your shows that do represent us and do so with conviction.
	www.buzzflash.com /contributors/2002/04/12_Cross_Roger.html (685 words)

	Fox Chief: Clinton Response an 'Assault', Fox News Chief Roger Ailes: Clinton's Response to ...
		Fox Chief: Clinton Response an andapos;Assaultandapos;, Fox News Chief Roger Ailes: Clintonandapos;s Response to Wallace andapos;An Assault on All Journalistsandapos; - CBS News
		Fox News chief Roger Ailes: Clinton's response to Wallace 'an assault on all journalists'
		Ailes dismissed the criticism: "They're out there saying (Wallace) was savage, he sandbagged (Clinton), he was taking orders on the question.
	cbsnews.com /stories/2006/09/28/ap/entertainment/mainD8KDHUD80.shtml (679 words)

	The Most Biased Name in News
		Fox's founder and president, Roger Ailes, was for decades one of the savviest and most pugnacious Republican political operatives in Washington, a veteran of the Nixon and Reagan campaigns.
		Ailes is most famous for his role in crafting the elder Bush's media strategy in the bruising 1988 presidential race.
		Ailes once told the New York Times (10/7/96) that he and Fox executive John Moody had both noticed a pattern in the weekly newsmagazines: They often cover religion, "but it's always a story that beats up on Jesus." "They call him a cult figure of his time, some kind of crazy fool," Ailes continued.
	www.fair.org /index.php?page=1067 (5065 words)

	Roger Ailes Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Roger Ailes, the media advisor to U.S. presidents, America's top executives, and celebrities tells readers how to: hold an audience in the palm of their hands; break through fear and other performance blocks; and get what they want by being who they are.
		After 30 years as a communications professional, Ailes offers his skills and experience to anyone who needs to speak and be heard in business, politics, on TV, or radio.
		En este libro, Roger Ailes se dedica a explicar conceptos y tecnicas practicas sobre el ambito de las comunicaciones personales y profesionales, con el fin de que el lector pueda dar lo mejor de si mismo en citas, negociaciones, ventas, intervenciones orales, entrevistas de trabajo e intervenciones televisivas.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Roger_Ailes (251 words)

	BuzzFlash Reader Commentary - Emails With Ailes, Part Two
		I got into the letter exchange with old Roger Ailes after Linda sent me a copy of her exchanges with him.
		In the book, Ailes claims that the idea of promoting Fox as "fair and balanced" while actually operating as a right-wing attack vehicle came from Murdoch himself.
		Roger you are one of the things that 'Ailes' this country.
	www.buzzflash.com /contributors/2002/04/16_Cross_Roger_2.html (1326 words)

	Roger Ailes strikes back. - By Timothy Noah - Slate Magazine
		But "Ailes was not supposed to be giving political advice," Woodward notes, because he was now running Fox News.
		It isn't obvious what part of Woodward's characterization Ailes finds "incorrect." He admits he sent the note ("to a White House staff member," presumably Rove) and gets huffy about any insinuation that it was improper to do so.
		Chatterbox thinks Ailes is saying that in his note he expressed outrage but didn't tell Bush what to do.
	www.slate.com /?id=2074145 (1017 words)

	World Screen - Home
		Roger Ailes, the chairman and CEO of FOX News and chairman of the FOX Television Stations, has spent his entire career in television, first as a producer, then as a communications consultant for three U.S. presidents and several senators and governors.
		He believed that there was so much sameness in television news because everybody seemed to be covering the same stories, and had the same take on the news.
		They do eliminate a conservative voice at many of these other networks, therefore we appear to be more conservative, because we treat the conservative point of view with as much respect as we treat the liberal point of view.
	www.worldscreen.com /interviewscurrent.php?filename=ailes.htm (1524 words)

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