Kent Ninomiya
Home Page
- First Asian American male primary news anchor in US
- Main Anchor KSTP Minneapolis
- Main Anchor WICD Champaign
- Weekend Anchor KCOP Los Angeles
- Morning Anchor KGO San Francisco
- Morning Anchor KIEM Eureka
TV News Reporter
- KTTV Los Angeles
- WLS Chicago
- KGTV San Diego
- KFSN Fresno
- KJEO Fresno
- WGGB Springfield, MA
Managing Editor
- eHow Topic Guide Editor
- Managing Editor Bellamax Media
- Managing Editor WICD
- 40,000+ eHow article moderations
- 5,700+ Demand Studios bio reviews
Writer
- Mania.com
- USA Today.com
- Atlanta Journal Constitution
- eHow.com
- Travels.com
- LIVESTRONG.com
- Golflink.com
- GoogleKnol
- Suite101.com
- China Daily
- BioSpace.com
- HCareers.com
- HealthECareers.com
- MedHunters.com
- HowToBecomeAModel.com
- 1,500+ Internet magazine and newspaper articles
- More than 1,250,000 article views
Kent Ninomiya in Antarctica
World Travel
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Traveled to all 50 American states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico
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Traveled to more than 100 countries and regions around the world
- Traveled to all 7 continents including Antarctica
- Lived in 7 states in every region of the United States
- Lived in Europe, Asia and Africa
Kent Ninomiya's article on How to Sleep in an Airport was named one of the TOP 3 ARTICLES on TRAVELS.com in 2009
Demand Studios
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First Demand Studios QQ Award winner for Quality and Quantity of work
- Selected 1st from more than 13,000 professional writers
- Selected 1st from more than 13,000 professional writers
- Featured Creator on main page of DemandStudios.com
- Guest blogger at DemandStudios.com
Authority
Established authority on a variety of subjects including:
Established authority on a variety of subjects including:
- Television News
- New Media/Multimedia
- Martial Arts
- Health and Fitness
- Pressure Points
- World Travel
- Adventure Travel
- Science Fiction
- Asia/Pacific Rim
- Consumer Issues
- Numismatics/Bullion
- Photography/Video
- Self Defense
Education
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University of California at Berkeley
- Bachelor of Arts degree in social sciences: history, political science, mass communications.
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Poynter Institute
- Fellow of journalism ethics
