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• Star Anchor Hunt went on air starting from 7 June 2010 to 26 June 2010.
• He was a judge on the Voice of India " Star Anchor Hunt ".
• From there he went to WCAU-TV in Philadelphia, where he is a star anchor.
• Home-baked brownies win her the job of secretary to Will, the pompous star anchor.
• Yet, he's being touted by many TV insiders as CNN's next star anchor.
• Star News selected 2 anchors as Star Anchors in Grand finale and they were offered an assignment with Star News.
• And the bigfoot from the network, a star anchor played deftly by Alan Alda, flexes the power of television royalty.
• Without a star anchor to build around, Arledge emulated his " Monday Night Football " approach and went instead with three.
• The network started with 70 employees and now has 2, 100, 1, 500 of whom work in Bristol, including the star anchors.
• Kaplan has told CNN's numerous anchors that he intends to concentrate more time and attention on the network's 10 to 12 star anchors.
• One popular style is the " star anchor "  an anchor plate cast or wrought in the shape of a five-pointed star.
• Despite the defections of star anchors Cameron Harper and Cater Lee, the 90-minute evening news block called " Good Evening Arizona " stands tall.
• _Despite the defections of star anchors Cameron Harper and Cater Lee, the 90-minute evening news block called " Good Evening Arizona " stands tall.
• Furthermore, Chaya Brasserie is usually not open in the morning, but opened Wednesday to serve breakfast to ABC's star anchor, Peter Jennings, and 14 colleagues.
• TF1's star anchor, Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, said on television that he considers it " very possible " that Bourrat tried to protect his cameraman.
• For most networks and local stations, it's all hands on deck : When the clock strikes midnight, many star anchors and correspondents will be hoisting microphones rather than champagne glasses.
• If a star anchor has done a piece that because of news developments should run right away, Neufeld no longer has to wait until the night that " belonged " to that anchor.
• Ed Joyce, a former president of CBS News, says their achievement compelled network news departments to shut down foreign bureaus and lay off correspondents to pay for their star anchors and other onscreen personages with escalating salaries.
• CNN's newly returned star anchor Lou Dobbs can interview Ford Motor Co .'s chief executive on " Moneyline " and accept money from the automaker a few days later _ this time, anyway.