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The stuttering, digitized alter-ego of telejournalist Edison Carter (both played by Matt Frewer) starred in a short-lived but often brilliant eponymous TV series that first introduced a cyberpunk aesthetic to a mass audience.
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Ruder still is the end of Bruno Mattei's HELL OF THE LIVING DEAD (1980), which finds telejournalist Margit Evelyn Newton (above) facing down a zombie horde in a government facility overrun with clay-faced ghouls.
Ruder still Arbogast 2008
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Any idiot with a video camera can claim he or she is a telejournalist with the advent of YouTube... and I think every such idiot IS busy doing exactly that.
False choices and some facts Ellen Beth Gill 2007
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A GeekMonthly.com blog posting uses pictures of telejournalist John Stossel and Borat as an opportunity to ask the age-old question "Separated At Birth?"
CINEFANTAST-GEEK 2006
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A GeekMonthly.com blog posting uses pictures of telejournalist John Stossel and Borat as an opportunity to ask the age-old question "Separated At Birth?"
Archive 2006-11-19 2006
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He is an international award-winning telejournalist and best-selling author.
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Perfect teeth, as you would expect from an internationally famous telejournalist.
The Dig Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1995
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As part of his series The Worst Job I Ever Loved, award-winning telejournalist Dave Malkoff of KCAL / KCBS joined the Los Angeles Fire Department In-Service Training Section for a look at what it takes to get behind the wheel of an LAFD Engine, Aerial Ladder Truck or Ambulance.
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As part of his series The Worst Job I Ever Loved, award-winning telejournalist Dave Malkoff of KCAL / KCBS joined the Los Angeles Fire Department In-Service Training Section for a look at what it takes to get behind the wheel of an LAFD Engine, Aerial Ladder Truck or Ambulance.
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As part of his series The Worst Job I Ever Loved, award-winning telejournalist Dave Malkoff of KCAL / KCBS joined the Los Angeles Fire Department In-Service Training Section for a look at what it takes to get behind the wheel of an LAFD Engine, Aerial Ladder Truck or Ambulance.
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