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Jonathan Sanders is an Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award-winning veteran international reporter for Hostage, a 48 Hours Special. A Fulbright scholar, he began his career in journalism when John F. Kennedy was President as a newspaper delivery boy and has covered and commented upon everything from Presidential campaigns to global events, covering over five wars in his career. He spent many years as the CBS News Moscow Correspondent, going on to work for Discovery Channel, PBS and Link-TV. A widely published still photographer Sanders has had several one man shows in several countries. He has served as a Ferris Professor of Journalism of Princeton University and has also taught at Columbia College, the School of International Affairs, Columbia University, SUNY-Purchase, and Fordham University. Dr. Sanders was the founding Assistant Director of the Harriman Institute, creating and directing the 1981 to 1987 series, "Working Group on Soviet Television,” becoming one of the world’s leading scholars of Russian & Soviet visual culture. Today, he he is working with longtime film partners at ABA Media and the Computer History Museum in California on a multi-hour documentary series about Cybernetics as well as several film projects. He is now a devoted classroom teacher at the Stony Brook University School of Journalism.

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