Elliott, Stuart - Bio Profile Journalist 02-23-10 (NYT)
Beat: Advertising and Marketing
Excerpt: Those with long memories will recall that Stuart Elliott picked up the mantle of Philip H. Dougherty as the steward of the Times’ advertising column. Mr. Dougherty wrote the advertising and marketing column for 22 years and in doing so attained legendary status. After Mr. Dougherty died in 1988, the column drifted until the Times tapped Mr. Elliott, then 38, to take it on.
Full dossier on Stuart Elliott of The New York Times is 5,769 words in length. Professionally reported and fact-checked. Most recently updated 02/25/10. Updates available. Includes earlier iterations.
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Excerpt: Those with long memories will recall that Stuart Elliott picked up the mantle of Philip H. Dougherty as the steward of the Times’ advertising column. Mr. Dougherty wrote the advertising and marketing column for 22 years and in doing so attained legendary status. After Mr. Dougherty died in 1988, the column drifted until the Times tapped Mr. Elliott, then 38, to take it on.
Full dossier on Stuart Elliott of The New York Times is 5,769 words in length. Professionally reported and fact-checked. Most recently updated 02/25/10. Updates available. Includes earlier iterations.
NewsBios aggregates and sifts information from more than 60 sources of public information and combines that research with its own analytics and proprietary databases. Among the core advantages of a NewsBio when compared with an authorized profile is the inclusion of biographical information that journalists do not wish the public to know.
Our research often turns up unauthorized information that may include previous jobs that did not work out well, complaints pertaining to a journalist's reporting, personal life developments that may influence a reporter's news judgment and opinions writers and editors have expressed that reveal a potential bias.
In addition, because NewsBios has prepared more than 10,000 reporter dossiers over a period of two decades, including those on more than 7,000 active journalists, NewsBios is able to put individual bios in perspective with professional standards in general.
Keywords: NewsBios, Profiles, Biographies, Bios, Dossiers, Journalists, Reporters, Editors, Writers, Authors, Producers, Anchors, Freelance.
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