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“In an obituary of Walter Cronkite on Page A1 July 18, The Associated Press, relying on published accounts that included Cronkite's memoir, reported erroneously that "cronkiter" was used in Sweden and the Netherlands as a term for "TV anchorman.”
Craig Silverman: The Year in Media Errors and Corrections 2009
“After the death of Walter Cronkite, the term 'cronkiter' faces belated scrutiny The term 'Cronkiter' faces scrutiny, debunkingNEW YORK - Legendary figures sometimes find a few tall tales seeping into their obits when they die.”
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“After the death of Walter Cronkite, the term 'cronkiter' faces belated scrutiny Amid contract talks, Paula Abdul says she's quitting 'American Idol' with sad heart After the death of Walter Cronkite, the term 'cronkiter' faces belated scrutiny Now, that's a fish!”
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“After the death of Walter Cronkite, the term 'cronkiter' faces belated scrutiny”
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derumi Strangely enough, the word "cronkiter" and its variants ("kronkiter") are unknown in Sweden and Holland. Jul 23, 2009
john “Along with Chet Huntley and David Brinkley on NBC, Mr. Cronkite was among the first celebrity anchormen. In 1995, 14 years after he retired from the “CBS Evening News,�? a TV Guide poll ranked him No. 1 in seven of eight categories for measuring television journalists. (He professed incomprehension that Maria Shriver beat him out in the eighth category, attractiveness.) He was so widely known that in Sweden anchormen were once called Cronkiters.�?
The New York Times, Walter Cronkite, Voice of TV News, Dies, by Douglas Martin, July 17, 2009 Jul 18, 2009