I think she said she was going to Australia.Is Anna on assignment? Haven't seen her in WR. Asia feed usually comes from Atlanta
And now she is back hosting the second hour of WR
Edited by fer, 27 June 2012 - 11:02 PM.
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Posted 02 August 2012 - 11:01 PM
Anchoring outside again. Still not sure why.
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Michael Holmes on Frederik Pleitgen:
"Only Fred Pleitgen can go 'hey, how's it going' to a bunch of Iraqi guys with guns"
- BackStory, April 16, 2009
"Thank you, Eunice Yoon. I look forward to working with you in the future, I think."
- Andrew Stevens on WBT, June 15, 2009
Michael Holmes on Frederik Pleitgen:
"Only Fred Pleitgen can go 'hey, how's it going' to a bunch of Iraqi guys with guns"
- BackStory, April 16, 2009
"Thank you, Eunice Yoon. I look forward to working with you in the future, I think."
- Andrew Stevens on WBT, June 15, 2009
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Posted 21 August 2012 - 11:25 AM
I really like Anna, she is a very engaging presenter.
I really feel for her that people are still bringing up her Today Tonight days... it is clear that she left TT because she didn't want to do that style of journalism but people still continue to bring it up
I really feel for her that people are still bringing up her Today Tonight days... it is clear that she left TT because she didn't want to do that style of journalism but people still continue to bring it up
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Posted 21 August 2012 - 12:59 PM
People bring up Today Tonight for two reasons:
1. Because there is always an interest in what journalists did before their CNN days, and
2. There is a lot of material from Today Tonight that can be easily found on You Tube.
What non-Australians fail to realise is that Anna Coren was the name and face of one of Australia's most watched current affairs show. It was a show that was as infamous as it was famous. There was and still remains quite a lot of talk about this show. It is also what Australians still think of when they hear the name Anna Coren. You have to subscribe to pay TV to be able to watch CNN International in Australia so few people know anything about how she has truly evolved from the dreadful journalist they saw every weekday on Tonight Today for years to the accomplished and professional international journalist she is today. It is a credit to her and her dedication to her profession that she has been able to do so.
1. Because there is always an interest in what journalists did before their CNN days, and
2. There is a lot of material from Today Tonight that can be easily found on You Tube.
What non-Australians fail to realise is that Anna Coren was the name and face of one of Australia's most watched current affairs show. It was a show that was as infamous as it was famous. There was and still remains quite a lot of talk about this show. It is also what Australians still think of when they hear the name Anna Coren. You have to subscribe to pay TV to be able to watch CNN International in Australia so few people know anything about how she has truly evolved from the dreadful journalist they saw every weekday on Tonight Today for years to the accomplished and professional international journalist she is today. It is a credit to her and her dedication to her profession that she has been able to do so.
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