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| − | + | The '''White House press corps''' is comprised of members of the [[Mainstream media|media]] assigned by their employers to cover the [[President of the United States]] on a regular basis. They are represented by the White House Correspondents Association, which establishes rules of conduct and acts as a mediator in case of disputes between the government and the media. <ref>[http://www.whca.net/history.htm History of the WHCA]</ref> | |
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Revision as of 19:29, January 6, 2012
The White House press corps is comprised of members of the media assigned by their employers to cover the President of the United States on a regular basis. They are represented by the White House Correspondents Association, which establishes rules of conduct and acts as a mediator in case of disputes between the government and the media. [1]
Members
Media Organizations
ABC | Agence France Presse | American Urban Radio Networks | Associated Press | Bloomberg | CBS | Chicago Tribune | CBN | Christian Science Monitor | Copley News Service | Cox News Service | CNN | Dallas Morning News | Dow Jones | Financial Times | Fox News | Hearst | Houston Chronicle | Human Events || Los Angeles Times | McClatchy | National Journal | National Public Radio | National Review | NBC | Newsweek | New York Daily News | New York Times | Reuters | Salem Radio Network | Scripps Howard | Slate | Talk Radio Network | Time | USA Today/Gannett | U.S. News | Voice of America | Wall Street Journal | Washington Examiner | The Washington Post | Washington Times
Correspondents
- Ann Compton
- Martha Raddatz
Agence France Presse
- Olivier Knox
- Laurent Lozano
American Urban Radio Networks
- April Ryan
Associated Press
- Ben Feller
- Jennifer Loven
- Deb Riechmann
- Mark Smith (Radio)
Bloomberg
- Edwin Chen
- Roger Runningen
CBS
- Mark Knoller (Radio)
- Peter Maer (Radio)
- Bill Plante
- Jim Axelrod
Chicago Tribune
- Mark Silva
Christian Broadcasting Network
- Melissa Charbonneau
- Linda Feldmann
Copley News Service
- George E. Condon Jr.
- Finlay Lewis
Cox News Service
- Bob Deans
- Ken Herman
- Ed Henry
- Elaine Quijano
- Suzanne Malveaux
Dallas Morning News
- Todd J. Gillman
Dow Jones Newswires
- Henry J. Pulizzi
Financial Times
- Edward Luce
- Andrew Ward
- Bret Baier
- Wendell Goler
Hearst
- Helen Thomas (Resigned 6/7/2010)
Houston Chronicle
- Julie Mason
- John Gizzi
- James Gerstenzang
- Johanna Neuman
McClatchy
- William Douglas
- David Lightman
National Journal
- Carl M. Cannon
- Alexis Simendinger
National Public Radio
- Don Gonyea
- David Greene
National Review
- Byron York
- David Gregory
- John Yang
- Kevin Corke
- Holly Bailey
- Richard Wolffe
New York Daily News
- Kenneth R. Bazinet
- Steven Lee Myers
- Sheryl Gay Stolberg
Reuters
- Tabassum Zakaria
Salem Radio Network
- Greg Clugston
Scripps Howard
- Ann McFeatters
Slate
- John F. Dickerson
Talk Radio News Service
- Ellen Ratner
Time
- Massimo Calabresi
USA Today
- David Jackson
U.S. News and World Report
- Kenneth T. Walsh
Voice of America
- Scott Stearns
- Paula Wolfson
Wall Street Journal
- John D. McKinnon
Washington Examiner
- Bill Sammon
The Washington Post
- Michael Abramowitz
- Dan Eggen
Washington Times
- Joseph Curl
- Jon Ward
References