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Robert Jefferson’s exceptional broadcast career spans the globe, and a quarter century. Robert has won acclaim working for major broadcasters in North America, Europe and Japan; as a television anchor for the American Forces Radio & Television Service (AFRTS) in Turkey, Portugal and Japan; Tokyo Broadcasting System as an announcer, editor and re-writer; ABC News Resident Radio Correspondent; and as a correspondent for both the British Broadcasting Corporation and Germany’s Deutche Welle.

Before leaving Japan in August of 2000 after nearly 19 years, Robert was a senior television news anchor, writer and producer at Bloomberg Television’s Asia-pacific headquarters in Tokyo.

 Robert’s career began in 1976 at Philadelphia radio station WDAS AM/FM while he was still a sophomore at Wissahickon Senior High School in Ambler, PA. Robert went on to study broadcasting in 1978 at Temple University in Philadelphia, and while enlisted in the Air Force at the Defense Information School (DINFOS) of Journalism. In 2003, Robert returned to Temple University to study immigration in America. He also was a regular host of a Jazz music program on Temple Public Radio’s WRTI-FM.

 Robert has also worked as a general assignment reporter at NPR/PBS affiliate WHYY, in Philadelphia. While at WHYY, Robert won the 2002 1^st Place Award For Health & Science Reporting, from the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).

Robert is currently living in Tokyo, Japan.

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Robert Jefferson Promo 

Real Sessions

Nursing Shortage

13th District

911 Locket Profile

Black Friday Sales

Boat People SOS

Heavy Sugar

Ikea Zoning Changes

NPR Bush in Philly

NPR Morning Edition

Toxic Mold

Wage Tax Debate

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