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For more complete information and background,
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new personal web site at www.juliansher.com
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Julian Sher
SEEJulian Sher, the creator and webmaster of JournalismNet,
is an award-winning documentary TV producer and the author of three
investigative books . He is also an Internet trainer and consultant
for top media clients around the globe.
Who
is Julian Sher?
Julian Sher, the creator and webmaster of JournalismNet,
is an award-winning documentary TV producer and the author of four
bestselling investigative books . He is also an Internet trainer and
consultant for top media clients around the globe. He is currently working
on assignment for a joint project by the New York Times and the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation on terrorism.
He is the co-author
of an upcoming book called "Angels of Death: Inside the Bikers'
Global Crime Empire" to be published in the spring of 2006 in
the United States, UK, Australia, the Netherlands and Canada.
He co-wrote
the national bestseller "The Road to Hell: How Biker Gangs Conquered
Canada" which was named Best True Crime Book of the Year for
2004 by the Crime Writers of Canada.
He is also the
author of "Until You are Dead" which examines Canada's
most famous murder trial and "White Hoods: The Ku Klux Klan",
a book about racism.
Two of his books are currently being made into movies.
Julian has trained
journalists around the world to master the Internet as a tool for investigative
reporting. In Europe, clients
include the BBC, ITN, CNBC, NBC, the Maastricht European Journalism Centre,
and the national broadcasters in Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands
and Finland. In North America,
Julian has trained in the newsrooms of CNN, CBC, CTV, Readers’ Digest,
and the Montreal Gazette and for the Radio and Television News Directors
Association. (Click here for a more complete
list of clients)
On special assignment,
Julian has also trained journalists in Kosovo for the Canadian International
Development Agency, and in the African countries of Tanzania, Ethiopia,
Uganda, Ghana and Nigeria for the World Bank. He also consulted for the
OECD in Paris and UNICEF in New York.
Julian writes extensively about journalism and the
web for "Media" magazine in Canada, as well as for CNN Online,
the Globe and Mail, the Ottawa Citizen and the Commonwealth Broadcasters
Association. He has been
interviewed about the Internet by Wired.com, CBC, BBC and by other media
around the world. (Click
here for a selection of articles about how to use the web and click
here for articles about how the web is changing journalism.) He has
been a guest speaker at the schools of journalism at Concordia University
in Montreal and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
For 10 years, Julian worked as
an investigative TV producer for CBC-TV's leading documentary show, "the
fifth estate", from 1990 to 2000. Julian covered scandals, wars
and corporate intrigue in South Africa, Somalia, Holland, France, England,
Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico and the United States and Canada. He is a
three-time nominee for a Gemini (Canada's equivalent of the Oscars for
TV), and won a Gemini for Best Documentary in 1997.
Before becoming
a network TV producer, Julian was a TV reporter and producer in Montreal
and a morning radio show producer and writer. In all, he has 16 years
experience as a TV and radio broadcaster.
Julian has been
active in media and human rights issues. He is the former president of
the Canadian Association of Journalists
and is a current member of the advisory board of the Canadian
Journalists for Free Expression, which monitors press freedoms around
the world.
He is a graduate in Honours History from McGill University in Montreal
where he currently makes his home. He can be reached at jsher@journalismnet.com.
Click here for more ways to contact
Julian Sher.
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Coming
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on Internet child abuse:
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