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'''Garrick Utley''' is an American radio and television broadcaster. In his over 40 year journalistic broadcasting career, he has worked at [[NBC]], [[ABC]], [[CNN]], as well as Public Radio and Public Television. In the 1970's Utley served at [[NBC]] as the moderator of the hugely popular [[Meet the Press]], Chief Foreign Correspondent, [[Today]], and moderator of the Sunday edition of [[NBC Nightly News]]. In 1993-1996, he again took the position of Che if Foreign Correspondent, but this time for another network, [[ABC]]<ref>http://www.theglobalist.com/dbweb/AuthorBiography.aspx?AuthorId=156</ref>.
Utley left ABC in 1996 and received as position as contributer to [[CNN]], he worked there until 2002. Currently he is co-host of a national affairs program on Public Radio, ''America Abroad''. He has also authored the book on the expansion of television news, ''You Should Have Been Here Yesterday''
==Awards==
In his broadcasting career, Utly has received many distinguished journalism awards, including the ''Overseas Press Club's Edward R. Murrow'' award and the ''George Peabody'' award<ref>http://www.levin.suny.edu/UtleyBio.cfm</ref>.
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Utley left ABC in 1996 and received as position as contributer to [[CNN]], he worked there until 2002. Currently he is co-host of a national affairs program on Public Radio, ''America Abroad''. He has also authored the book on the expansion of television news, ''You Should Have Been Here Yesterday''
==Awards==
In his broadcasting career, Utly has received many distinguished journalism awards, including the ''Overseas Press Club's Edward R. Murrow'' award and the ''George Peabody'' award<ref>http://www.levin.suny.edu/UtleyBio.cfm</ref>.
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