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Timothy Denton

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Timothy Denton’s Biography

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Born in California, Timothy Denton has been a journalist for more than three decades, most of it on Wall Street, covering financial markets for a variety of insider publications. He has been a beat reporter, copy chief, deputy managing editor and managing editor, including a five-year stint at Standard & Poor's, where his duties included editing a variety of hard-copy and electronic publications. As managing editor for the company's Corporates and Governments website, his team managed more than…

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Suozzi sees chances for bipartisanship

Suozzi sees chances for bipartisanship

"One reason Glen Cove is so safe," U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi said, "is that everyone knows everyone else." The sub…

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Franklin Square's Vilchez much more than a pitcher

Franklin Square's Vilchez much more than a pitcher

Rebecca Vilchez really hates to lose. It's not surprising, then, that the 2016 H. Frank Carey graduate has ca…

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Can Arena Partners do it? Yes and ... maybe

Can Arena Partners do it? Yes and ... maybe

Part two of a two-part story Can Arena Development Partners build an 18,000-seat hockey stadium in time for t…

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Belmont Park stakeholders voice concerns

Belmont Park stakeholders voice concerns

Members of the Belmont Park Community Coalition invited representatives of the Empire State Development Corp.…

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No ethics without fair districting

No ethics without fair districting

Talking about ethics is always a crowd-pleaser, particularly when scandals are as recent and as numerous as t…

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Recalling 'countrified' Seaford

Recalling 'countrified' Seaford

As a little girl growing up in Brooklyn, Dorothy Meinke wanted to be a nun. Instead, she eventually moved to …

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Articles

Chairman's Report Internet Society of Canada 2021

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By Timothy Denton Verified
| tmdenton.com
Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the Annual General Meeting of the Internet Society, Canada Chapter. What a year it has been! The vision of the Internet that we have is one that is open, accessible and affordable. The one that the Government of Canada appears to have is of an internet that is a closed system, accessible to those approved of by regulation or licensing, and as expensive as consumers can bear. Does the government know what it is doing?
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Timothy Denton: Time to change Canada's failed telecom strategy

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By Timothy Denton Verified
| MSN Canada Verified
© Provided by Financial Post Rogers Communications Inc. agreed this week to buy rival Shaw Communications Inc. in a $26 billion deal. By Timothy Denton Do you remember the Maltese Falcon: the movie whose plot turned on possession of a ceramic bird? The Maltese falcon is a MacGuffin, the thing around which the plot moves. Telecommunications policy is filled with MacGuffins. Coming to a political theater near you will be several MacGuffins used to justify the Rogers takeover of Shaw. Think 5G.
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Hunger walk maintains past years’ spirit

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By Timothy Denton Verified
| LI Herald Verified
The corps that gathered at Eisenhower Park last Saturday for the 11th annual CROP Hunger Walk was smaller than in years past, but no less committed to raising funds for the local and international relief efforts that are its hallmark.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first beat was covering downstream derivatives in the oil and gas industry for Chemical Market Reporter.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

By inserting a huge amount of rumor into the mix. A majority of Americans use untested or unchecked sources for their "news."