Ted Koppel appears to have landed on his feet after the demise of
Nightline, and yet another figure from that show has also found new employment. This time it's David Marash,
who left Nightline as a correspondent last year. Marash will be the chief anchor and correspondent of
Al-Jazeera International's Washington bureau when the new network launches this spring. Al-Jazeera International will
be a 24-hour news channel. Four hours of each day would be dedicated to news out of Washington, in addition to a
one-hour newscast co-anchored by Marash.Nightline veteran joins Al-Jazeera International
Ted Koppel appears to have landed on his feet after the demise of
Nightline, and yet another figure from that show has also found new employment. This time it's David Marash,
who left Nightline as a correspondent last year. Marash will be the chief anchor and correspondent of
Al-Jazeera International's Washington bureau when the new network launches this spring. Al-Jazeera International will
be a 24-hour news channel. Four hours of each day would be dedicated to news out of Washington, in addition to a
one-hour newscast co-anchored by Marash.
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1-14-2006 @ 5:54PM
forzaq8 said...
everyone who was employed by Al-Jazeera International is kinda famous or worked in famous station before , from BBC to CNN riz khan
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