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... | Ladendorff writes blog posts for the [[CPUSA]] under the pseudonym "[[Rena Weaver]]". | ||
The old author page for Ladendorff on [https://cpusa.org/ cpusa.org] can be found using the [[Wayback Machine]], with the most recent snapshots from May 2022. The page describers her as "a journalist, educator, and media critic."<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220502234120/https://www.cpusa.org/authors/marcia-ladendorff/ Marcia Ladendorff] on [https://cpusa.org/ cpusa.org] viewed through the [[Wayback Machine]]</ref> This description matches word-for-word with that of [[Rena Weaver]] and includes articles that are now attributed to [[Rena Weaver|Weaver]] instead of Ladendorff.<ref>[https://www.cpusa.org/authors/rena-weaver/ Rena Weaver] on [https://www.cpusa.org/ cpusa.org]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 6 November 2022
Marcia Ladendorff is a Communications professor at the University of North Florida who was one of the first news anchors on CNN. Ladendorff is the mother of Taryn Fivek and contributes blog posts for the CPUSA under the pseudonym "Rena Weaver".
Education and early career
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News anchor for CNN
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CPUSA blog posts
Ladendorff writes blog posts for the CPUSA under the pseudonym "Rena Weaver".
The old author page for Ladendorff on cpusa.org can be found using the Wayback Machine, with the most recent snapshots from May 2022. The page describers her as "a journalist, educator, and media critic."[1] This description matches word-for-word with that of Rena Weaver and includes articles that are now attributed to Weaver instead of Ladendorff.[2]
References
- ↑ Marcia Ladendorff on cpusa.org viewed through the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Rena Weaver on cpusa.org
Further reading
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