Cooke, Alistair Journalists News and Media United Kingdom
Cooke, Alistair Journalists News and Media United Kingdom
Alistair Cooke, 1908-2004, giant of journalism, was known around the world for his "Letter From America," a series of 13-minute essays broadcast weekly on BBC radio. He delivered 2,869 of the essays from 1946 to 2004. Born in Salford, England, Cooke moved permanently to New York in 1937. He was best known in his adopted country as host of the PBS television series "Masterpiece Theater" from 1971 to 1992.
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Slate: Alistair Cooke - Alexander Chancellor's tribute to the journalist described as "America's pet Brit, Britain's favourite American".
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BBC News Programmes: Letter From America - Obituary and tributes to Alistair Cooke with highlights of the world's longest running speech radio programme which began in 1946, continuing until his retirement in February 2004.
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IMDb - Alistair Cooke - Offers his biography, filmography, book biographies and news articles.
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Museum of Broadcast Communications: Cooke, Alistair - Profile of the journalist's life and career includes lists of his awards, publications, and TV and radio series.
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Wikipedia - Alistair Cooke - Hyperlinked encyclopaedia article offers his biography and a bibliography of books he's written.
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Guardian Unlimited: Alistair Cooke, 1908-2004 - Obituary, reflections, extracts of correspondence and a selection of articles from his Guardian years (1945-1972)
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