AAJA Press Release
Published on 4/13/2004
Excerpt:
“I believe we’ll remember 2004 as the year that Asian American men became more visible in broadcast journalism. We’ll credit AAJA’s bold initiative for spotlighting the wealth of talent in our midst,” said Jill Geisler, leadership and management group leader at the Poynter Institute and a veteran news director.
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