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The 22nd Annual
New York Press Club Foundation
Conference on Journalism
October 18, 2014
New York University
Kimmel Center
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Kelsie Reh Blazier
Gabrielle Ewing
Beth Karas
Rebecca Labby
Sital Patel
Kendra Pierre-Louis
Jon Rosenthal
Staton Rubin
Claire Serant
CONFERENCE CHAIR
SOCIAL MEDIA
Elizabeth Semrai
Kelsie Reh Blazier
Gabrielle Ewing
THANKS ALSO TO
Media4Humanity
Sunita Devi and Claudia Gil, NYU Office of University Events
THE NEW YORK PRESS CLUB FOUNDATION
Gabe Pressman, President
THE NEW YORK PRESS CLUB OFFICERS
Larry Seary, President
Steve Scott, 1st Vice President
Jane Tillman Irving, 2nd Vice President
Joe Connolly, Treasurer
Stephani Shelton, Secretary
Elizabeth Semrai, Corresponding Secretary
Beth Karas, Financial Secretary
Gabriella Ewing, Student Member Representative
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Winnie Hu
Rich Lamb
Mitch Lebe
Philip O’Brien
Gabe Pressman
Sonia Rincon
Glenn Schuck
Debra Toppeta
TRUSTEES
Mark Lieberman
John Mulligan
Tom Poster
Jerry Schmetterer
Deborah Wetzel
Peter O. E. Bekker, Consulting Director
Debra J. Caruso, Public Relations
Staton Rubin, Photographer
Farrell Farrell Burke, Counsel
Fr. Matthew F. Malone, S.J.; Rabbi Joseph Potasnik, Clergy
The New York Press Club Foundation thanks this year’s panelists,
speakers, and volunteers.
Special thanks to The New York Life Insurance Company for its
generous underwriting.
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8:30 a.m.
Networking Breakfast
Rosenthal Pavilion
9:00 a.m.Welcome
Elizabeth Semrai, Conference Chair
Charles Seife, Journalism Professor
Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, New York University
9:15 a.m.
Plenary | The Newsroom in the Age of Digital News
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
9th Floor, Kimmel Center
10:45 a.m.
BREAKOUT SESSION 1
Spotlight on Data-Driven Journalism
Room 905
The Future of Photojournalism
Room 907
Long-Form Journalism and its Success Online
Room 909
1 0:45 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
Résumé and Professional Critique
Room 912
12 p.m.
BREAKOUT SESSION 2
The Book Deal and Self-Publishing
Room 909
Using Storytelling to Boost Reader Engagement
Room 905
The Life of a Food/Travel Journalist
Room 907
1:15 p.m.LUNCHEON
Rosenthal Pavilion
The New York Press Club President’s Award
presented by Larry Seary
The New York Journalism Hall of Fame Induction
by Gabe Pressman
Scholarships
presented by Gabe Pressman
Keynote Discussion
Larry Kramer, President and Publisher of USA Today
in conversation with Steve Scott of WCBS Newsradio 880
2:45 p.m.
After Party
Amity Hall | @amityhallnyc
80 West 3rd Street, between Thompson and Sullivan
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9:15 a.m. | Plenary Discussion
BREAKOUT SESSION 1
The Newsroom in the Age of Digital News
10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Rosenthal Pavilion
Polly Kreisman
Moderator Polly Kreisman is an award-winning broadcast journalist
and entrepreneur. She is a NY1 reporter and the founder of theLoop,
one of the first hyper-local community news sites in the country. Formerly a reporter for WWOR’s I-team, WPIX, and stations in Hartford,
Connecticut and Norfolk, Virginia, Polly has also covered Capitol Hill
in Washington, D.C. for stations around the country, and has won 15
Emmy awards.
@reporteratlarch
Panelists
Hasani Gittens
Tom Lowry
Raha Naddaf
Andy Regal
Neil St. Clair
Hasani Gittens began his professional journalism career at The New
York Post where he rose from desk assistant to street reporter. He
spent time in the Brooklyn bureau and as Metro Desk editor, all in
just under eight years. He went across the street to 30 Rock to become managing editor of WNBC.com, making a two-year diversion
to News Corp’s iPad-only publication, The Daily. Hasani returned to
NBC where he is now senior staff writer for NBCNews.com.
@hgitty
Tom Lowry is a senior editor for enterprise at CNBC Digital, responsible for politics, economy, and real estate coverage. Previously, he
was the business editor at News Corporation’s iPad-only publication,
The Daily. Before that, Tom worked for BusinessWeek, Variety, USA
Today, and The New York Daily News.
@lowrytom
Raha Naddaf, news editor at the new justice site, the Marshall Project, began her career at GQ where she edited a variety of features
ranging from personal essays to political profiles. She was later
named senior editor at New York Magazine. In 2009, her piece
about the Iranian presidential election was listed as a notable essay
in the Best American Essays series.
@marshallproj
Andy Regal is senior executive producer at The Wall Street Journal.
He heads a worldwide team of digital multimedia producers, reporters, and anchors crafting daily short and long-form video pieces;
Andy also oversees The Wall Street Journal’s video production content strategy. His team recently took top honors as Innovator of the
Year at the Associated Press Media Editors’ Journalism Excellence
Awards.
@aregalmedia
Spotlight on Data-Driven Journalism
Room 905
Moderator Cathy O’Neil is program director at Columbia University’s “The Lede Program.” She was previously a data scientist in the
New York startup scene and co-authored the book, Doing Data Science. Cathy blogs daily at MathBabe.org, appears weekly on Slate’s
Money podcast, and is currently writing a book about the dark side
of big data called Weapons of Math Destruction, to be published by
Crown Books.
@mathbabedotorg
Panelists
Cathy O’Neil
John Keefe
John Keefe is senior editor on WNYC’s Data News Team, which
helps infuse the public radio station’s journalism with data reporting, visualizations, crowdsourcing, and “sensor projects.” John was
WNYC’s news director for nine years. He is also an adjunct instructor
at the New School, an adviser to CensusReporter.org, and a founding member of the Team Blinky hardware-hacking group. He blogs at
JohnKeefe.net and the team blog, DataNews.WNYC.org.
@jkeefe
Maryanne Murray is global head of graphics at Reuters. She’s
worked as a graphics editor at The Wall Street Journal and at the
Associated Press. She is a graduate of the Cooper Union and the
Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program.
@lightnosugar
Zach Seward is product director and senior editor of Quartz, where
he guides the editorial strategy and leads the visual journalism team.
He also covers the future of TV for Quartz’s site, Glass. Previously,
he worked at The Wall Street Journal, first as a reporter and then as
the newspaper’s first social media editor. He also helped launch Harvard’s acclaimed “think tank,” The Nieman Journalism Lab.
@zseward
Maryanne Murray
Zach Seward
Chris Walker is director of data visualization for Mic. Previously,
Chris worked on software implementation for Palantir Technologies,
a leading data analytics firm.
@cpwalker07
Chris Walker
Neil St. Clair is the founding correspondent and CEO of innovation-focused media site, AlleyWire, as well as president of AW/CS,
AlleyWire’s creative agency. He was an on-air correspondent for
NY1 and YNN, and is the founder of several other media and startup
ventures. Neil also served as director of communication for a U.S.
congressional campaign in New York’s 12th District
@neilestclair
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10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
The Future of Photojournalism
10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Long-Form Journalism and its Success Online
Room 907
David Handschuh
Jim Collins
Moderator David Handschuh is an award-winning photographer,
travel writer, videographer, and editor, and he has been an adjunct
professor of photojournalism at New York University since 1994.
David is a past president of the National Press Photographers Association. He has been nominated three times for a Pulitzer Prize
and has received awards for his photography from the National Press
Photographers Association, Pictures of the Year, New York Press Photographers Association, The New York Press Club, The Society of the
Silurians, the Deadline Club, the National Headliners, among others.
@DavidHandschuh
Panelists
Jim Collins began his career as a Navy photographer aboard the
aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt. Upon leaving the Navy, he
spent four years in several newsroom roles at The Virginian-Pilot
before returning to New York to join the Associated Press. Jim made
the jump last year from the AP to NBCNews.com where he is now
director of multimedia.
@jimcollinsNBC
Todd Maisel
Graham Morrison
Zandy Mangold
Todd Maisel has spent the past 30 years as a photojournalist in New
York City. He is a 15-year veteran of The New York Daily News’s photo staff, specializing in breaking news. Todd is a survivor of the World
Trade Center terror attacks on 9/11 and took some of the most memorable photos of that day. He is also a board member of The New York
Press Photographers Association and serves as liaison to the NYPD
on issues of press freedom.
@ToddMaisel
Graham Morrison is head of the Americas for the Bloomberg Visual Media team. He is a former Associated Press photo editor and
supervisor, spending 10 years as a photographer covering stories
domestically as well as internationally, in Israel, Iraq, Kashmir, India,
and Southeast Asia. Graham also oversees the photo Bloomberg
Tumblr at Bloombergphotos.tumblr.com.
@grahamkmorrison
Zandy Mangold is a Brooklyn-based freelance photographer who
grew up in rural New Hampshire. Before embarking on a photography career, Zandy was a journalist and occasionally combines the
two crafts. His photos appear globally in commercials, magazines,
and newspapers and he has been a regular contributor to The New
York Post since 2006 and is an official photographer for Racing The
Planet since 2009. He plans to release a photobook about ultra marathoning in the near future.
@zandymangold
Room 909
Moderator Ben Davis is an art critic based in New York City. He’s
written for The Brooklyn Rail, Slate, New York Magazine, The Village
Voice, and other publications. He was executive editor of Artinfo.
com from 2011 to 2013, and is currently senior writer at artnet News.
A book of his essays, 9.5 Theses on Art and Class, was published by
Haymarket last year.
@benadavis
Ben Davis
Panelists
Nina Burleigh is an award-winning investigative journalist and the
author of five books, including a New York Times bestseller. She
pens a column at The New York Observer and has written for Rolling
Stone, BusinessWeek, The New Yorker, TIME, New York Magazine,
and The New York Times. Nina has appeared on numerous television and radio programs, and is an adjunct professor at Columbia
University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
@ninaburleigh
Kate Lee is a senior editor in content development at Medium. Previously, she was a literary agent at International Creative Management
(ICM). Widely recognized as an industry leader and a pioneer in content development, Kate was profiled in a New Yorker story as the first
agent to see greater media potential for online talent.
@katelaurielee
Brendan Spiegel is the co-founder and editorial director of Narratively, a digital publication dedicated to “slow storytelling.” His work
has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, New
York Magazine, and other publications. Brendan is also the founder of the Endless Simmer food blog and a restaurant columnist for
Brooklyn Based.
@brendanspiegel
Kayleen Schaefer is a writer and editor who focuses on beauty,
health, style, career, and relationships. She has worked as a senior
editor at Women’s Health, a reporter at The Daily, a staff writer and
editor at Details, a reporter at ABCNews.com, and a columnist for
The Wall Street Journal Online. Kayleen has written for The New
York Times, The New Yorker, Vogue, GQ, New York Magazine, ELLE,
among many other publications.
@kayleener
Nina Burleigh
Kate Lee
Brendan Spiegel
Kayleen Schaefer
Nathan Thornburgh first met his Roads & Kingdoms co-founder,
Matt Goulding, at a smoked goat emporium in Mexico City. Roads &
Kingdoms is a continuation of that conversation. Previously, Nathan
spent a decade as editor and foreign correspondent at TIME.
@thornburgh
Nathan Thornburgh
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BREAKOUT SESSIONS 1 & 2
BREAKOUT SESSION 2
10:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Résumé and Professional Critique
The Book Deal and Self-Publishing
Room 912
Ben Berkowitz
Marc Ernay
Sharon Fenster
Jane Tillman Irving
Ben Berkowitz is the deputy managing editor for news at CNBC
Digital. He previously worked as an editor and reporter at Reuters
and was news editor at the Associated Press, business news editor
at AOL, and managing editor at Fidelity.
@BerkowitzBT
Marc Ernay is sports director and morning drive anchor at 1010
WINS. For two decades the Hofstra grad been the station’s modern-day “Magellan,” covering multiple Super Bowls, World Series,
MLB All Star games, NBA and NHL finals, and more. Marc also mans
the finish line in Central Park during annual coverage by 1010 WINS
of the New York City Marathon.
@MarcErnay
Sharon Fenster has had more than 20 years of success in media
and public relations. She has generated coverage for a wide range
of leading corporations and has engineered major media placements for her clients in varied outlets from The Wall Street Journal
to TODAY on NBC.
Jane Tillman Irving is a news writer at WCBS Newsradio 880. Previously, she was a reporter there and a correspondent for WCBS-TV.
She has worked at radio stations WNYC, WBLS, and WLIB. Jane is
second vice president of The New York Press Club.
Steven Kalb is an award-winning broadcaster who got his first radio
job almost four decades ago. Then came talk show host, television
news director, TV talent coach, and now broadcast journalism instructor at the University of Connecticut.
Philip O’Brien
Joanne Stevens (StevensMediaConsulting.com) has been helping
television, radio, digital video, and print journalists excel for 33 years.
The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Condé Nast, ABC,
CNN, Bloomberg News, Reuters, and CBS Radio are among her clients. She was an adjunct professor at the School of Visual Arts and
Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Moderator Murray Weiss is an award-winning investigative journalist, author, columnist, and editor at The New York Post, The New
York Daily News, and now at DNAinfo.com New York. An expert on
law enforcement, criminal justice, organized crime, terrorism, and
government, Murray is the author of several books, including the
critically acclaimed Palm Beach Babylon and New York Times bestseller, The Man Who Warned America.
@weiss_murray
Panelists
Murray Weiss
Frances Black
Frances Black is the owner of Literary Counsel, a representation firm
founded in New York City in 2009 as an adjunct to Arts Counsel, Inc.,
which she began in 1987. Frances is the co-author of The Color of
Fashion which features images by 120 international photographers
and editors of 12 internationally acclaimed magazines, including Rolling Stone and Vogue.
@literarycounsel
Thomas Maier is an award-winning author, television producer, and
investigative journalist for Newsday in New York. His book, Masters
of Sex—about the lives of researchers William Masters and Virginia
Johnson—is the basis for a Showtime television series. At Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, he won the John M.
Patterson Prize for a TV documentary on organized crime. His latest
book is When Lions Roar: The Churchills and the Kennedys.
@ThomasMaierBook
Kieran Crowley is a New York Times bestselling author and awardwinning investigative reporter who communicated with a serial killer
and deciphered his secret code. Crowley was awarded the Outstanding Journalist of the Year in 2014 by the Press Club of Long
Island and was inducted into their Hall of Fame. He is working on a
sequel to his first book, Hack, called Shoot, which will be published
by Titan Books in 2016.
Meryl Gordon is the director of magazine writing at NYU’s Arthur L.
Carter Journalism Institute. She is the author of Mrs. Astor Regrets:
The Hidden Betrayals of a Family Beyond Reproach and The Phantom of Fifth Avenue: The Mysterious Life and Scandalous Death of
Heiress Huguette Clark. She writes for Town & Country, Vanity Fair,
and The New York Times Book Review.
@MerylGordon
Thomas Maier
Kieran Crowley
Photo: Nina Subin
Steven Kalb
Philip O’Brien has been a video news executive for 30 years. He
worked as a news producer at CNN, was a founding producer of
Good Day New York, news director at NY1 News, managing editor at
WNBC, assistant news director at WCBS-TV, co-founder of Zazoom
Media Group, an online news video company, and most recently assistant director of media at Con Edison, Inc. Philip is a past president
of The New York Press Club.
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Meryl Gordon
Joanne Stevens
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12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Using Storytelling to Boost Reader Engagement
The Life of a Food/Travel Journalist
Room 905
Adam Penenberg
Rubina Madan Fillion
Lubna Dajani
Michael Roston
Room 907
Moderator Adam Penenberg is a journalism professor at New York
University and author of several books. He has written for a wide
array of publications, including The New York Times, Wired, Forbes,
Fast Company, and The Economist, and is portrayed in the film Shattered Glass (Steve Zahn plays him).
@penenberg
Moderator Colleen Clark worked at USA Today and Condé Nast’s
Concierge before spending six years freelancing for ELLE, Esquire,
National Geographic Traveler, and Style.com, among other publications. She is now senior editor at Jetsetter and regularly contributes
to Travel + Leisure, Epicurious, BBC, and Budget Travel.
@colleenmclark
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Rubina Madan Fillion is a social media editor at The Wall Street
Journal. She is also an adjunct professor at New York University,
where she co-teaches a graduate level course on digital journalism.
Rubina was previously a graphics editor at The New York Times and
The Wall Street Journal. She serves on the board of the Deadline
Club, New York’s chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
@rubinafillion
Jennifer Ceaser has more than 15 years of experience writing and
editing for various newspapers, websites, and magazines, with a focus on travel, food and beverage, lifestyle, and architecture/interior
design. She has worked as the deputy editor of Travel and Home at
The New York Post for eight years, and prior to that, was the managing editor at Gotham and Hamptons magazines.
@mzjulius
Lubna Dajani is an in-demand speaker and moderator who has
been published and quoted in industry magazines and conference
proceedings worldwide. She is a mentor to Springboard Enterprises,
NYC Seed Fund, and is currently serving as a judge for the Webbys and The Lovie Awards. She advises board members of several
organizations including AEC Hackathon, MusicTechFest, and MobileMonday.
@lubnadajani
Monica Drake is editor of the Travel section of The New York Times,
overseeing the weekly print edition and digital report and guiding
its video and multimedia initiatives. During her tenure at the Times,
Monica has been the deputy travel editor, an assistant arts & leisure
editor, and a staff editor on the Metro desk.
@monicadrake
Michael Roston is a senior staff editor for social media at The New
York Times. He has worked at The New York Sun, The Village Voice,
The Huffington Post, and True/Slant. He’s a graduate of Columbia
University’s School of International and Public Affairs and the University of Iowa.
@michaelroston
Carla Zanoni
Jennifer Ceaser
Monica Drake
Julie Earle-Levine
Matt Gross is the editor of Boston.com, former editor of BonAppetit.
com, the former “Frugal Traveler” for The New York Times, and the
author of The Turk Who Loved Apples: And Other Tales of Losing My
Way Around the World.
@worldmattworld
Ryan Sutton is the chief restaurant critic and data lead at Eater.
He was a Bloomberg News restaurant critic from 2006 to 2014,
and during the last year of that tenure also served as senior writer
at Pursuits. He studied Russian and international affairs at George
Washington University, Columbia University, and The Moscow Institute for Advanced Studies.
@qualityrye
Photo: ©Tracy Sham
Carla Zanoni is director of social media and audience engagement
for DNAinfo.com New York and Chicago, where she leads its national
digital strategy across various departments. A graduate of Columbia
University’s Graduate School of Journalism, she received several
awards while covering New York City for more than a decade.
@carlazanoni
Julie Earle-Levine is an Australian-born, New York-based writer
and editor who writes for The New York Times (Travel and Style), FT
Weekend, New York Magazine (Travel issues), Departures, and for
airline magazines, including Rhapsody. She developed a compulsion
for interviewing over-achievers and breaking stories as a reporter for
the Financial Times. Currently she freelances writing travel, lifestyle,
and profiles pieces.
@julieearlelevin
Colleen Clark
Matt Gross
Ryan Sutton
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THE NEW YORK PRESS CLUB FOUNDATION
CONGRATULATES OUR STAN BROOKS
MEMORIAL SCHOLARS
SPECIAL AWARDS
Kiratiana Freelon
David Seifman
The New York Press Club
New York Journalism Hall of Fame
CUNY Graduate School of Journalism (’14)
Kiratiana Freelon
Kiratiana Freelon is a journalist, author, blogger, and entrepreneur.
After graduating cum laude from Harvard University and winning the
John H. Finley travel fellowship, she embarked upon a year-long
round the world trip that changed her life. She now studies international reporting and video journalism at the CUNY Graduate School
of Journalism and she plans to move to Brazil in 2015.
@kiratiana
Reuben Jones
NYU Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute (’14)
Reuben Jones
Reuben Jones is a journalism graduate student at New York University. He interns at CBS News’ 60 Minutes and has previously held
internships at NY1, Charlottesville Tomorrow (a community news
website in Virginia), and WCAV. Reuben received a bachelor of arts
from George Mason University where he served as executive editor of the student-run news website, Connect2Mason (now called
Fourth Estate).
@ReubenJones1
We thank members and supporters whose contributions made
these awards possible.
Please consider making a tax-advantaged donation to the fund,
named for the late 1010 WINS newsman, Stan Brooks. All proceeds
go to scholarship winners, no funds are used for administration.
Visit www.nypressclub.org/scholarships.php
David Seifman joined the City Hall bureau of The New York Post in
1982 after a stint as a general assignment reporter and became the
bureau chief in 1989, when he also assumed a weekly column delving into the corners of city government and politics. He has covered
four mayors, from Ed Koch to Mike Bloomberg. In 2013 he was promoted to political editor of the Post.
David Seifman
David was born in Germany, but grew up in the Bronx and Brooklyn,
where he attended Brooklyn Tech HS. He emigrated to Manhattan
to attend City College of NY, where he spent much of his time in the
office of the college newspaper, The Campus.
Jane Tillman Irving
The New York Press Club
President’s Award
Jane Tillman Irving has spent most of her career in radio. She is
now on her second stint at WCBS Newsradio 880, working as a
news writer. Previously, she worked at the station as a reporter for 14
years, before making the transition to television as a correspondent
for WCBS-TV/Channel 2. Jane has worked for radio stations WNYC,
WBLS, and WLIB. She also was a news anchor for WebMD’s daily
Internet news broadcast for physicians, and the American researcher
for documentaries broadcast on the BBC in Wales.
Jane Tillman Irving
After graduating from Hunter College High School, she went on to
receive a degree in English from City College of New York (CCNY).
In addition, Jane is a graduate of the Radcliffe Publishing Procedures
Course at Harvard University.
From 1990 to 1996, Jane was an assistant professor at Columbia
University’s Graduate School of Journalism. She has also taught journalism at CCNY, the New York Institute of Technology, and has been
a guest lecturer at Hofstra University.
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KEYNOTE
In Conversation
Larry Kramer
President and Publisher of USA Today
Interviewed by Steve Scott of WCBS Newsradio 880
Rosenthal Pavilion
Larry Kramer was named president and publisher of USA Today in
May 2012. He is responsible for developing and executing the strategic vision for USA Today across all of its platforms, including the
Sports Media Group, the Travel Media Group, Reviewed.com, and
USA Weekend.
Larry Kramer
A leading digital media expert, Larry has more than 40 years of journalism experience. Prior to joining USA Today, he served as the first
president of CBS Digital Media, chairman, CEO, and founder of MarketWatch, Inc., editor of the San Francisco Examiner, and assistant
managing editor of The Washington Post.
He has served on the boards of Discovery Communications, American Media, Inc., Freedom Newspapers, Inc, and Answers.com, and
still serves on the boards of BlackArrow Inc., Harvard Business
School Press, and the Board of Trustees of Syracuse University.
Larry received a bachelor of science degree from Syracuse University and a master’s degree from Harvard University.
@lkramer
Steve Scott is afternoon news anchor at WCBS Newsradio 880.
Before joining WCBS in 2006, Steve spent more than 20 years in
Chicago radio. He has reported from Bosnia, covered the refugee
crisis during the Kosovo war, and interviewed Fidel Castro in Havana.
Steve is first vice president of The New York Press Club.
@SteveScottWCBS
Steve Scott
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