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Posted: , 09/11/2002
CNNNN: A profile of the world's most respected news channel
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CNNNN is a news and current affairs channel owned and operated by ChaserCorp. It was founded by ChaserCorp CEO David Stewart in 1983 to counteract liberal bias in the media and remains the cornerstone of a television network that now contains over 40 different channels, spans 294 countries and reaches a potential cumulative audience of 100 billion people per week (source: Roy Morgan). full story»
Anchors and correspondents
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Simon Target (pron. Tar-Zhay) joined the Chaser Geographic Channel’s UK division in 1985 as a cheeky fledgling documentary maker. It wasn’t long before his trademark style of probing people about inappropriately private details caught on with audiences. full story»
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Chris Taylor is CNNNN’s International Editor and chief commentator. full story»
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Anna Skellern is one of CNNNN’s most experienced correspondents, having covered more than 200 conflicts for the network. The eldest daughter of legendary sportscaster, Ted Skellern, journalism is in her blood. But she was always determined to make her own way for herself. full story»
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Craig Reucassel joined CNNNN as anchor in 1995 after a career as host of the short lived 'LA Cola' music chart show. full story»
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Julian Morrow is regarded as one of the world’s leading broadcast journalists by a number of commentators, including himself. full story»
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Chas Licciardello is CNNNN’s chief investigative journalist. For nearly three decades Licciardello has fearlessly conducted undercover investigations in the face of incessant legal, ethical and moral concerns. full story»
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Dominic Knight has the distinction of being the world’s first weatherman to cross over to mainstream news reportage – and without losing the comical bent that made him so beloved of audiences in the first place. Guided by his motto, “A clown can turn a frown upside down,” Knight has made it his personal mission to bring a smile to the face of CNNNN’s millions of viewers – and it’s a mission he accomplishes everyday. full story»
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Before becoming the face of CNNNN Finance, Andrew Hansen was a small-time investor who copped the sharp end of the PHS Composite Index in 1991. As a result of this crippling blow, it became Hansen’s personal mission to understand finance – to understand the errors he’d made as an investor, and to help others avoid making the same mistakes. full story»
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For Charles Firth journalism is about telling other people’s stories. From innocent children in Rwanda being sold defective GI Joe dolls to the thousands of starving men and women of Los Angeles, Firth is fond of saying he’s “seen it all and covered it all”. full story»
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