![]() For 15 years, he has chronicled the changes rocking broadcasting, both nationally and in Milwaukee, an effort he continues at. In the fall of 1994, a lifetime of serious television viewing earned him a daily column in the Milwaukee Journal (and, later the Journal Sentinel) focusing on TV and radio. He spent six weeks traversing the lands of the former Yugoslavia in 1994, linking Milwaukee Serbs, Croats and Bosnians with their war-torn homeland. He's been a journalist for 30 years, starting in 1979 as a police reporter at the old City News Bureau of Chicago, a legendary wire service that's the reputed source of the journalistic maxim "if your mother says she loves you, check it out." He spent a couple years in the mean streets of his native Chicago, and then moved on to the Green Bay Press-Gazette and USA Today, before coming to the Milwaukee Journal in 1986.Ī general assignment reporter, Cuprisin traveled Eastern Europe on several projects, starting with a look at Poland after five years of martial law, and a tour of six countries in the region after the Berlin Wall opened and Communism fell. Tim Cuprisin is the media columnist for. Sunday slot, as finalists compete for a spot on the real show. I feel.so shy."Ī summer show for "Gleeks": Yes, the season of Fox's "Glee" is done, but Oxygen has a summer "reality" show, "The Glee Project," as a way to draw in the show's audience. Maybe I needed a glass of wine beforehand.
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