Talk:Mike Schneider (news anchor)

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" Schneider previously was news anchor for ABC's "Good Morning America" and "World News This Morning"(1989-93). He frequently substituted for Charles Gibson as host of "Good Morning America', and contributed reports to '20-20' and 'Nightline'.

     Prior to that Schneider was an anchor and reporter for CBS's flagship station in New York, WCBS-TV (1986-1989), and held similar posts with WPLG(TV) Miami (1982-1986), and WTAE-TV, PIttsburgh (1977-1982).
     Schneider was national political correspondent for FOX News (1995-1997), and a founding anchor at the Fox News Channel, where he anchored FNC's original newscast-of-record, "The Schneider Report".
      He moderated the 1998 Presidential Debate in New York, anchored coverage of 7 national political conventions, won an Emmy covering the 1987 stock market crash, and co-anchored ABC's Emmy winning coverage of the Persian Gulf War.  
      Schneider has also received Dateline, Headliner, Telly, A-P, UPI, Detroit Press Club, PIttsburgh Press Club, and North Jersey Press Club awards.     
He joined Bloomberg TV as lead anchor in January, 2003.

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I suspect this is copied material from another website. For one thing, Wikipedia does not put spaces before paragraphs, which will cause them to correlate into a single box. Established Wikipedia writers would not do so. Please do not directly copy into Wikipedia. If it is indeed written and not copied, please insert it again according to Wikipedia formatting. Aranherunar 15:40, 1 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

How can he be reached after February 27, 2009?

please include this information in the "article" section. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.27.111.5 (talk) 02:13, 28 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]