On July 15th, the Nominees for the 29th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards were announced. CNN received five nominations.
And the nominees are....
In the OUTSTANDING FEATURE STORY IN A REGULARLY SCHEDULED NEWSCAST category:
Anderson Cooper 360: Unapproved Drugs
Executive Producer: Kathleen Friery
Senior Broadcast Producer: Charlie Moore
Senior Executive Producer: David Doss
Senior Producers: Ted Fine, James Kraft, Barclay Palmer
Producer: Audrey Gruber
Anchor: Anderson Cooper
Correspondent: Gary Tuchman
In the OUSTANDING LIVE COVERAGE OF A BREAKING NEWS STORY LONG FORM category:
The Situation Room: Benazir Bhutto Assassination
Executive Producer: Eric Sherling
Senior Executive Producer: Sam Feist
Senior Producers: Janelle Rodriguez, Melissa Block, Rick DiBella, Patricia DiCarlo
Producers: Jennifer Buesinger, Vaughan Sterling, Trisha Henry, Brad Hodges, Melanie Buck, Patrick Reap, Stephanie Kotuby, Jill Chappell
Anchor: Wolf Blitzer
Correspondents: Carol Costello, John Vause, Barbara Starr
Directors: Howard Lutt, Turner Bridgforth
In the OUTSTANDING CONTINUING COVERAGE OF A NEWS STORY LONG FORM category:
CNN Special Investigations Unit: The War Within
Senior Executive Producer: Mark Nelson
Producer: Andrew Tkach
Post Production Producers: John Cooke, Matt Scheibner
Correspondent: Christiane Amanpour
Managing Editor: Kathy Slobogin
Executive Director: Jody Gottlieb
In the OUTSTANDING ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMMING category:
CNN Special Investigations Unit: Czar Putin
Senior Executive Producer: Mark Nelson
Senior Producer: Andrew Tkach
Correspondent: Christiane Amanpour
Managing Editor: Kathy Slobogin
Executive Director: Jody Gottlieb
Post Producers: John Cooke, Matt Scheibner
In the OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM IN A REGULARLY SCHEDULED NEWSCAST category:
Anderson Cooper 360: Chicago Police Brutality
Executive Producer: Kathleen Friery
Senior Broadcast Producer: Charlie Moore
Senior Executive Producer: David Doss
Senior Producers: Ted Fine, James Kraft, Barclay Palmer
Producer: Ismael Estrada
Correspondent: Randi Kaye
Anchor: Anderson Cooper
Larry King is writing another book that is due out next summer. Broadcasting & Cable posted details about What Am I Doing Here? last month. Here's an excerpt from the article:
Larry King will tell all about his hardscrabble childhood in Brooklyn, his seven marriages to six different women and who he voted for in every election in an autobiography due in June 2009.
The longtime host of CNN’s Larry King Live will publish What Am I Doing Here? through Weinstein Books, a division of The Weinstein Co. The memoir, to be written with Esquire magazine writer Cal Fussman, is targeted for Father’s Day next year.
“I am delighted to be working with Bob and Harvey [Weinstein], who have distinguished themselves by making award-winning films and publishing quality books,” King said in a statement. “Their books are some of the most talked-about and well-produced titles in the business, and I am thrilled to be one of their authors. My life story could not be in better hands.”
According to a release announcing the deal, the forthcoming book also promises to examine King’s discovery, at age 65, that he had a grown son he never knew about, as well as his “uncensored feelings” toward the U.S. presidents he’s interviewed, from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush.
It will also examine the origins of King’s childhood nickname, “Zeke the Greek the Mouthpiece.”
And one quick clip... this is from CNN.com. A cartoon from Dan Shefelman featuring Red, Blue and CNN's Larry King.
And the nominees are....
In the OUTSTANDING FEATURE STORY IN A REGULARLY SCHEDULED NEWSCAST category:
Anderson Cooper 360: Unapproved Drugs
Executive Producer: Kathleen Friery
Senior Broadcast Producer: Charlie Moore
Senior Executive Producer: David Doss
Senior Producers: Ted Fine, James Kraft, Barclay Palmer
Producer: Audrey Gruber
Anchor: Anderson Cooper
Correspondent: Gary Tuchman
In the OUSTANDING LIVE COVERAGE OF A BREAKING NEWS STORY LONG FORM category:
The Situation Room: Benazir Bhutto Assassination
Executive Producer: Eric Sherling
Senior Executive Producer: Sam Feist
Senior Producers: Janelle Rodriguez, Melissa Block, Rick DiBella, Patricia DiCarlo
Producers: Jennifer Buesinger, Vaughan Sterling, Trisha Henry, Brad Hodges, Melanie Buck, Patrick Reap, Stephanie Kotuby, Jill Chappell
Anchor: Wolf Blitzer
Correspondents: Carol Costello, John Vause, Barbara Starr
Directors: Howard Lutt, Turner Bridgforth
In the OUTSTANDING CONTINUING COVERAGE OF A NEWS STORY LONG FORM category:
CNN Special Investigations Unit: The War Within
Senior Executive Producer: Mark Nelson
Producer: Andrew Tkach
Post Production Producers: John Cooke, Matt Scheibner
Correspondent: Christiane Amanpour
Managing Editor: Kathy Slobogin
Executive Director: Jody Gottlieb
In the OUTSTANDING ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMMING category:
CNN Special Investigations Unit: Czar Putin
Senior Executive Producer: Mark Nelson
Senior Producer: Andrew Tkach
Correspondent: Christiane Amanpour
Managing Editor: Kathy Slobogin
Executive Director: Jody Gottlieb
Post Producers: John Cooke, Matt Scheibner
In the OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM IN A REGULARLY SCHEDULED NEWSCAST category:
Anderson Cooper 360: Chicago Police Brutality
Executive Producer: Kathleen Friery
Senior Broadcast Producer: Charlie Moore
Senior Executive Producer: David Doss
Senior Producers: Ted Fine, James Kraft, Barclay Palmer
Producer: Ismael Estrada
Correspondent: Randi Kaye
Anchor: Anderson Cooper
Larry King is writing another book that is due out next summer. Broadcasting & Cable posted details about What Am I Doing Here? last month. Here's an excerpt from the article:
Larry King will tell all about his hardscrabble childhood in Brooklyn, his seven marriages to six different women and who he voted for in every election in an autobiography due in June 2009.
The longtime host of CNN’s Larry King Live will publish What Am I Doing Here? through Weinstein Books, a division of The Weinstein Co. The memoir, to be written with Esquire magazine writer Cal Fussman, is targeted for Father’s Day next year.
“I am delighted to be working with Bob and Harvey [Weinstein], who have distinguished themselves by making award-winning films and publishing quality books,” King said in a statement. “Their books are some of the most talked-about and well-produced titles in the business, and I am thrilled to be one of their authors. My life story could not be in better hands.”
According to a release announcing the deal, the forthcoming book also promises to examine King’s discovery, at age 65, that he had a grown son he never knew about, as well as his “uncensored feelings” toward the U.S. presidents he’s interviewed, from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush.
It will also examine the origins of King’s childhood nickname, “Zeke the Greek the Mouthpiece.”
And one quick clip... this is from CNN.com. A cartoon from Dan Shefelman featuring Red, Blue and CNN's Larry King.
1 comment:
Surprisingly, Larry King has written a multitude of books in the past and non of them were ever best sellers. I don't see why this would be any different, but he can keep hoping.
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