Michele Filgate
Bio:
Michele Filgate is an essayist, critic, and teacher of creative nonfiction. Filgate's work has appeared in multiple publications including The Boston Globe, Buzzfeed, and Salon.
WMC News & Features
Broadcast News: When Women Become Two out of Three
The author, whose first job after earning her journalism degree was with Katie Couric’s evening news show, argues that both Couric and Diane Sawyer will adjust to a changing TV news scene, one in which the traditional evening broadcasts coexist with interactive new media.
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Finding a Media Career that Suits Me—Not My Image of Myself
From an early age, the author had a particular kind of career in mind. And, rapidly, she was realizing her dreams working in network television—until she stepped back and took another look at what she wanted in life.
WMC News & Features
January 07, 2008 | Michele Filgate |
Politics
New Hampshire Women Voters Struggle to Make Up Their Minds
A survey released by Lifetime/Zogby at the end of December and targeting New Hampshire women voters specifies a significant problem for those who would predict the primary outcome: more than 40 perc...
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