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Atika Shubert
For one of the first times Atika Shubert has been in the news, not presenting it. In a recent interview, Atika Shubert asked wiki leaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange about his supposed frictional relationship with his colleagues and the infamous charges of sexual abuse (of which Assange has been cleared). After Assange walked off, the Daily Mail reported Shubert to have said, “I had to ask that question.” London based Atika Shubert is a CNN correspondent best known as one of the first CNN correspondents to report live from Aceh, Indonesia, during the tsunami of December 2004. Her work during the tsunami was so outstanding it earned CNN the prestigious Alfred I. Dupont-Columbia Award in 2005. Shubert, who joined CNN in 2000, covers general news in the UK and regional assignments. Shubert has become one of the faces of CNN just like fellow CNN reporter…
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you fail to note that in the CNN
interview ( the CNN interviewer
was not intelligent enough not to
blow), Mr. Assange politely warned (several times with great patience)
that he would not allow the grave importance of the news he was sharing to be trivialized by the
interviewer’s repeated descent into
cheap tabloid journalism.
Her mistake and CNN’s loss.
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