Fellows & Editors
Daniel Sagalyn
- Trip:
- Indonesia 2011
- Affiliation:
- PBS NewsHour
- Country:
- Indonesia
- Year:
- 2011
Daniel Sagalyn is the deputy senior producer for foreign affairs and defense at “PBS NewsHour.” He is responsible for assisting in the overall management of the program’s foreign affairs and defense coverage. When filling in for the senior producer, Sagalyn attends the senior morning staff meetings and proposes how to cover the foreign affairs and defense stories that are in the news. He works with the program’s correspondents, executive producers and others, and supervises reporters-producers to produce the news coverage. Sagalyn is the lead producer of studio discussion segments on Asia, Europe and on the military. He generates story ideas and produces videotape reports on military issues, as well as on other foreign and defense issues. Sagalyn began working at “The NewsHour” in May 1996 as a reporter, responsible for producing discussion segments on the Middle East, terrorism and intelligence issues in addition to Asia and defense. In 2003, he was promoted to deputy senior producer. Before joining “The NewsHour,” he was a producer (1987-1996) of America's Defense Monitor, a 30-minute weekly television series on defense and foreign policy issues broadcast nationally on PBS and cable television. Sagalyn received a Masters Degree in International Affairs from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs in 1987, specializing in international security policy. He received a BA from Boston University in 1984, majoring in History.
Post-IRP Stories
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August 01, 2011 | https://internationalreportingproject.org/fellows-editors/blog_detail/1854/
PBS NewsHour Reports on Indonesia
Stories
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Capturing Indonesia’s Many Sides
NewsHour deputy foreign affairs and defense editor Dan Sagalyn traveled to Indonesia in May 2011 to learn more about the Southeast Asian country -- the world's fourth most populous nation -- and the...
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Corruption Challenges Indonesia’s Government
Night in Jakarta."Foreigner 'attacked' for not paying bribe." That was the headline of a story earlier this month in the Jakarta Post, Indonesia's top English daily newspaper. According to the article, ...
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In Indonesia, Mixed Views of Osama Bin Laden
Street vendor in Jakarta.In a nation with whom American officials would like to improve relations -- and regard as a model for how countries should transition from authoritarian rule to democracy...
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