news analyst

News analysts, reporters, and correspondents held about 69,300 jobs in 2008.

Instead, many news analysts chose to critique the candidates' acting skills.

He is currently involved as commentator and news analyst for television programs regarding the world of racing.

Worst of all, some news analysts were concerned that terrorists might be attempting to disrupt world peace.

Employment of news analysts, reporters, and correspondents is expected to decline moderately through 2018.

As such he appears on-screen as a news analyst on political affairs.

Right now, a few news analysts are concerned that terrorists may be attempting to disrupt world peace."

He worked as a news analyst and sportscaster until spotted by a Hollywood talent scout.

He spent the seven years following his 1966 graduation from the School of Journalism as a reporter and news analyst.

Often, the US would give "classified information," trips, and contracts to the news analysts.

The Oval Office faded, and news analysts came on.

Radio news analyst, war correspondent, and writer 1937-1951.

Her father is the senior news analyst on National Public Radio in Washington.

Rhodes takes on the roles of editorialist, satirist, comedian and news analyst.

News analyst - examines, analyses and interprets broadcast news received from various sources.

I remember hearing a CBS news analyst call him "an able and well-informed reporter."

Captain Derry slumped down in his seat and looked at the famous female news analyst and the man who was with her.

News analysts write commentaries, columns, or scripts.

"I watched your 'screen interview in Mallorysport with that young news analyst," he said.

A few heads of states, politicians and news analysts have even suggested that Russia may have already reclaimed that status.

The article states that top Pentagon officials would invite news analysts to secret meetings, and urge the analysts to speak positively of the war.

He thereafter obtained employment as a news analyst at PTV.

Even Fox News analysts thought Mr. Kerry did well.

Several news analysts wept openly, others betrayed angers that came close to outright condemnation of their vast, silent audiences.

It became serious in 1994 when the university hired a CBS News analyst to assess the data being gained.