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R A D I O T E L E V I S I O N D I G I T A L N E W S F O U N D A T I O N

ANNUAL CELEBRATION

AWARDS DINNER

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Twenty-First

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Congratulationsto the

2011 RTDNFFIRST AMENDMENT HONOREES

Cissy BakerKevin BenzBob BrunnerDave BusiekChris Carl

Mike CavenderBarbara and John Cochran

Tom CorcoranVince DuffyEd EspositoDavid EvansJanice S. Gin

Mark KrahamAngie KucharskiDavid LouieJane NassiriPeggy PhillipBob Priddy

Steve SchwaidDan ShelleyLoren TobiaAndrew VreesJen WafaloskyStacey Woelfel

DAVID BARRETT WOLF BLITZER SUSANA SCHULER

Your Friends at RTDNA and RTDNF

CongratulationsCongratulations


RADIO TELEVISION DIGITAL NEWS FOUNDATION

Twenty-First Annual Awards Dinnerin Celebration of the First Amendment

10TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE TO 9/11 JOURNALISTS

LEONARD ZEIDENBERG FIRST AMENDMENT AWARDWolf Blitzer, Anchor,

The Situation Room and Lead Political Anchor, CNNPresenter: Phil Kent, Chairman and CEO, Turner Broadcasting

FIRST AMENDMENT SERVICE AWARDSusana Schuler, Vice President, News, Raycom Media

Presenter: Paul McTear, President and CEO, Raycom Media

FIRST AMENDMENT LEADERSHIP AWARDDavid Barrett, President and Chief Executive Officer,

Hearst Television Inc.Presenter: Tim Tooten, Senior Education Reporter, WBAL-TV

Awards Presentation

ProgramWELCOME

STACEY WOELFELRTDNF Chair

MASTER OF CEREMONIESRUSS MITCHELL

CBS News

Martha Raddatz, ABC NewsAnn Compton, ABC News RadioWarren Levinson, AP RadioByron Pitts, CBS NewsCharlie Kaye, CBS Radio

Jeanne Meserve, CNNRick Leventhal, Fox NewsRehema Ellis, NBC NewsMelissa Block, NPR


RADIO TELEVSIONDIGITAL NEWS FOUNDATION

Expresses sincere appreciation to our premium sponsors:


PATRONS

Consumer Electronic AssociationToyota

U.S. Chamber of CommerceUPS

FRIENDS

ABC NewsThe American Petroleum Institute

The Associated PressBitcentralCBS News

Covington & Burling LLPFord Motor CompanyGannett Co., Inc.

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FRIENDS OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT

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Table Sponsors


Congratulates Wolf Blitzer and the First Amendment Award Honorees

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Leonard Zeidenberg First Amendment Award

N amed for the late Broadcasting & Cable senior correspondent, this awardis presented annually to a radio or television journalist or news execu-tive whose work, through high standard and significant achievements,

embodies the spirit of the First Amendment and its free press principles.

2011 HONOREE

WOLF BLITZER

Wolf Blitzer is CNN’s lead political anchor and theanchor of The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. He hasbeen with the network for more than 20 years.

During the 2008 presidential election, Blitzer spearhead-ed CNN’s Peabody Award-winning coverage of thepresidential primary debates and campaigns. He alsoanchored coverage surrounding all of the major politicalevents, including conventions, Election Night and theinauguration of President Barack Obama.

In his career, Blitzer has reported on a wide range ofmajor breaking stories around the world that have shaped the international politicallandscape. In December 2010, as tensions mounted between North and South Korea,Blitzer was the only network journalist to travel to North Korea with then-NewMexico Gov. Bill Richardson’s delegation.

Blitzer began his career in 1972 with Reuters in Tel Aviv. Shortly thereafter, hebecame a Washington correspondent for The Jerusalem Post. After more than 15years reporting from the nation's capital, Blitzer joined CNN in 1990 as the net-work’s military-affairs correspondent at the Pentagon. He later served as CNN’ssenior White House correspondent, covering President Bill Clinton.

Among the numerous honors he has received, Blitzer received Emmy Awards for his1996 coverage of the Oklahoma City bombing and coverage of Election Day 2006.He was also awarded a George Foster Peabody award for Hurricane Katrina coverage;an Alfred I. duPont Award for coverage of the tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia;and an Edward R. Murrow Award for coverage of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Blitzer is the author of two books, Between Washington and Jerusalem: A Reporter'sNotebook and Territory of Lies. He earned a bachelor of arts degree in history from theState University of New York at Buffalo, a master of arts degree in internationalrelations from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced InternationalStudies in Washington, D.C.

Presenting the Award:Phil Kent, Turner Broadcasting



First Amendment Service Award

T his award honors news professionals in local or network news who work inan off-air , management capacity. Through largely behind-the-scenes work,winners of this award are in a position to influence their news products and

demonstrate standards of excellence that are the underpinnings of journalisticintegrity and credibility.

2011 HONOREE

SUSANA SCHULER

Susana Schuler is Vice President of News for RaycomMedia. She is responsible for oversight of the product,people, ratings, research, content and communityinvolvement of its news operations. Schuler joinedRaycom Media in February 2006 to oversee its growinggroup of news outlets.

In 2007, Schuler created the Raycom News LeadershipProgram, an intensive, year-long project aimed atretaining and retraining mid-level managers to preparethem for higher management jobs. Forty-eight mid-level managers from the company’s 31 news-producing

stations have participated in the program since 2007. From the first class of 12, six havebecome Raycom Media news directors. In light of the success, the company has addedsimilar programs for producers and department heads aimed at training future executiveproducers and general managers.

While in college, Schuler started as an associate producer for KXAS-TV in Fort Worthand then became a reporter/photographer in Beaumont, TX. Next came jobs asreporter, anchor, producer, assignment manager and eventually news director inWichita Falls, TX. She went on to Harrisburg, PA, as an assistant news director, healthreporter and anchor, then to Terre Haute, IN, as a news director. Before joiningRaycom Media, she was a Corporate Vice President of News for Nexstar Broadcasting.

She is a former RTNDA board member and serves on the Broadcast Advisory Board ofthe Associated Press. She has been on advisory boards for the University of NorthTexas, Ball State University and Eastern Illinois University. Schuler also volunteers forthe American Cancer Society, Race for the Cure and the American Red Cross. In2002, Broadcasting & Cable named Schuler one of the “Next Wave of Women inCommunications” to watch. She is a graduate of Texas Christian University where shestudied Broadcast Journalism and Business.

Presenting the Award:

Paul McTear, Raycom Media



First Amendment Leadership Award

R TDNF presents this award annually to a media executive, business orgovernment leader who has upheld the highest standards of journalismand made a significant contribution to the protection of First

Amendment freedoms.

2011 HONOREE

DAVID BARRETT

David Barrett is President and Chief Executive Officerof Hearst Television Inc. He joined Hearst in 1984 asgeneral manager of the company's Baltimore radio sta-tions, later assuming general manager responsibility forthe Hearst Radio Group, and then for WBAL-TV inBaltimore. He relocated to New York in 1991 as VicePresident of Hearst Corporation and Deputy GeneralManager of Broadcasting, with operating oversight forthe company's television and radio stations.

In 1997, at the merger of Hearst Broadcasting andArgyle Television into Hearst-Argyle Television, Barrett was executive vice presidentand chief operating officer. He was named President and Chief Executive Officer in2001. Hearst-Argyle Television was publicly traded on the NYSE from 1998 until2009, when it was taken private by Hearst Corporation and re-named HearstTelevision.

Barrett is a past Chairman of the Board of Governors of the ABC Television AffiliatesAssociation and the Federal Communications Commission’s Media Security andReliability Council (MSRC II). He has served on the boards of the International Radioand Television Society (IRTS), the Advertising Council, and Internet BroadcastingSystems, Inc.

David Barrett is member of the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame (2008) and theNational Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Management Hall of Fame (2005).In 2004, he was named Broadcasting & Cable magazine’s Broadcaster of the Year.

He is a director of Hearst Corporation and a trustee of the trust established under thewill of William Randolph Hearst. He is a board member of The Hearst Foundationsand the boards of the Association for Maximum Service Television, Inc., the Emma L.Bowen Foundation, the Broadcasters Foundation, the National Association ofBroadcasters (NAB), and the NAB’s Education Foundation.

Presenting the Award:

Tim Tooten, WBAL-TV


Everyone at Teen Kids News would like to congratulateDavid Barrett on his RTDNF First Amendment Award,

and thank him for his leadership in educating and informingyouthful viewers of the Hearst group stations,

which have aired our award winning news programsince its inception nearly 8 years ago.

CongratulationsDAVID BARRETT


FIRST AMENDMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD: DAVID J. BARRETT, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF HEARST TELEVISION INC.

FIRST AMENDMENT SERVICE AWARD:SUSANA SCHULER, VICE PRESIDENT OF NEWS FOR RAYCOM MEDIA.

WE’RE PROUD TO BE YOUR PARTNERS.





David Westin – 2010Google Inc. – 2009Tom Curley – 2008Roger Ailes – 2007

Belo Corporation, Clear Channel,Emmis Communications, EntercomCommunications, Hearst-Argyle

Television, Inc., Raycom Media, Inc.,Tribune Broadcasting – 2006

Jim Keelor – 2005Charles Grassley – 2004Patrick Leahy – 2004

Floyd Abrams – 2003Katharine Graham – 2002

Don Hewitt – 2001R.E. “Ted” Turner – 2000Bob Wright – 1999

Roone Arledge – 1998Robert L. Johnson – 1997Howard Stringer – 1996Tom Johnson – 1995James Quello – 1994Frank Stanton – 1993Allen Neuharth – 1992

Harvey Nagler – 2010Susan Grant – 2009Paula Madison – 2008Philip S. Balboni – 2007William Wheatley – 2006

Wendy Walker Whitworth – 2005Walter Ulloa – 2004

Susan Zirinsky – 2003Fred Young – 2002

Gary Wordlaw – 2001Lee Giles – 2000Marty Haag – 1999

Betty Cole Dukert – 1998

Past Honorees

Brian Williams – 2010Cokie Roberts – 2009Bob Schieffer – 2008Kimberly Dozier – 2007Bob Woodruff – 2007Gwen Ifill – 2006Ed Bradley – 2005

Andrea Mitchell – 2004Judy Woodruff – 2003Sam Donaldson – 2002

Jim Lehrer – 2001Diane Sawyer – 2000

Christiane Amanpour – 1999Mike Wallace – 1998Jane Pauley – 1997

Carole Simpson – 1996Walter Cronkite – 1995David Brinkley – 1994John Chancellor – 1993James Snyder – 1992

LEONARD ZEIDENBERG FIRST AMENDMENT AWARD

FIRST AMENDMENT SERVICE AWARD

FIRST AMENDMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD



As we approach the tenth anniversary of the terrorist

attacks of September 11, 2001, the Radio Television

Digital News Foundation pauses to honor the journal-

ists who covered the attacks and their aftermath,

honoring their courage to serve the people’s right to

know, despite great personal risk. Through the

actions of those journalists, the people of America

were able to follow the events as they happened and

stay informed so that they could remain safe, find out

about the wellbeing of loved ones, and follow the

government’s reaction to the crisis. These journalists

were there to provide the information essential to keep

Americans connected to the crisis.

ANNIVERSARYTRIBUTE TO

9•11 JOURNALISTS



2010-2011 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Salutes Its

2010-2011 SCHOLARSHIP ANDFELLOWSHIP WINNERS

Ed Bradley ScholarshipLance FrankLouisiana State University

George Foreman Tribute to LBJIsaiah Taino RosarioUniversity of Texas at Austin

Ken Kashiwahara ScholarshipJeannette ReyesKent State University

Lou & Carol Prato SportsReporting ScholarshipJacquelyn S. AdamsElon University

Presidents’ ScholarshipAbbey NiezgodaEmerson College

Presidents ScholarshipMonica YantoshElon University

Abe Schecter ScholarshipJoe DanielewiczColumbia University

Whitney PenningtonUniversity of California at Berkeley

Carole Simpson ScholarshipGardenia ColemanArizona State University

Rob Sunde ScholarshipCarlos SaucedoUniversity of Southern California

Pete Wilson ScholarshipAlyssa FetiniUniversity of California at Berkeley

N.S. Bienstock FellowshipEmilia AskariUniversity of Michigan

Michele Clark FellowshipKo ImWBOC-TV, Salisbury, MD

Jacque I. Minotte FellowshipSabriya RiceCNN

Vada and Col. Barney OldfieldFellowshipJamie MannionAFN Korea

2010-2011 FELLOWSHIP WINNERS


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IT’S OUR PRIVILEGE TO SUPPORT

THOSE WHO PROTECT A FREE PRESS.

Toyota is pleased to honor and salute the Radio Television Digital News Foundation

whose members embody and uphold the standard of ethical journalism.

toyota.com/community


The Radio Television Digital News Foundation (RTDNF) providestraining programs, seminars, scholarship support and research in areas ofcritical concern to electronic news professionals and their audience.

As the educational arm of the Radio Television Digital News Association,RTDNF offers professional development opportunities for working andaspiring journalists and journalism educators. The Foundation’s primaryobjectives include:

� Promoting discussion of ethics andintegrity in news coverage

� Developing leadership skillsamong news professionals andsound management practices innews organizations

� Encouraging diversity in newsorganizations and in news coverage

� Assessing the impact of technolog-ical change on the news industry

� Fostering exchanges of ideas andperspectives at the local, nationaland international levels

� Supporting U.S. First Amendmentrights, worldwide press freedomand the public’s right to know

Mission

Cissy BakerAccess Washington, LLC

Ed BelkinPhRMA

Edie EmeryCNN

Mike FreedmanGeorge Washington University

Stephanie WhiteRaycom Media

Linda LangeHearst Television Inc.

Ed LewisToyota Motors of North America

Bill McCloskeyBethesda, MD

Fred Young2002 First Amendment Service Award

Recipient

Dinner CommitteeStacey Woelfel

KOMU-TVChair


History — you reported it. And believe it or not, we were there for nearly every minute of it, dating back to 1907. So much has changed since, but our core values remain the same: Efficiency. Honesty. Service. Just likeyou, we know a thing or two about deadlines.

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RTDNF SECRETARY-TREASURER

Mike CavenderSynaptic Digital

RTDNA CHAIRMAN-ELECT

Kevin BenzAustin, TX

RTDNA TREASURERLoren TobiaAccuWeather

Cissy BakerAccess Washington, LLC

Randy BellWMSI-FM/WQJQ-FM/WJDX-AM

Chris CarlWDEL-AM

Vincent DuffyMichigan Radio

David EvansReed Smith LLP

Ed EspositoRubber City Radio Group

Janice S. GinKTVU-TV

Carlton HoustonKTUL News Channel 8

David LouieKGO-TV

Chip MahaneyE.W. Scripps

Peggy PhillipKSHB-TV

Steve SchwaidWGCL-TV

Terry ScottThe Canadian Press

Dan ShelleyRadio One, Inc.

Andrew VreesWCVB-TV

Kathy WalkerKOA Radio

Col. Barney Oldfield, USAF (1909-2003)RTDNF Founder

RTDNF CHAIRMAN

Stacey WoelfelKOMU-TV

RTDNA CHAIRMAN

Mark KrahamWHAG-TV

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