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| Countdown's" sensibility, he says - puppet shows, the robot news and his own on-air denouncements of stories "my producers are forcing me to cover" - reflects the same attitude he brought when working for KNX-AM (1070) and KCBS (Channel 2) in Los Angeles in the 1980s, when he received 11 Golden Mike Awards and was named Sportscaster of the Year three times. Despite efforts by both companies to reduce the discriminatory potential of the hotlines, the CNIL determined that the hotlines "could result in an organized system of workplace denouncements. From abroad came denouncements, condolences and pledges of solidarity, including one from Rev. |
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