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Derek Karikari
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U.S. News Editor, Associated Press
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Biography
Karikari has worked at AP's high-volume global video hub in London since 2008, handling some of the world’s top stories - https://www.american.edu/magazine/article/broadcast-news.cfm. He has taken on various roles of responsibility that have included producer, editor, coverage planner and most recently, managed content on the news agency's premium live service, AP Direct. He is a member of the Royal Television Society and Radio Television Digital News Association.
Content
By Derek Karikari Verified| ABC News Verified April 7, 2006, 6:15 PM4 min readApril 7, 2006 -- The High Court in London has rejected the claim that Dan Brown stole ideas for his international best-seller "The Da Vinci Code" from an earlier book, "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail."A British judge sided with the reclusive author, who had branded the allegations as "fanciful" when he stood in the witness box.
By Derek Karikari Verified| ABC News Verified January 20, 2006, 12:19 PM3 min readJan. 19, 2006 -- It was last summer when 4-year-old Alesha Johnson threw a plastic bottle containing a message into the sea off Lancashire in northwest England. It was a class project, and every kid in the class was given a bottle to take home. Sonia Matthews went straight to Morecambe Bay with her daughter. Alesha was just 3 at the time and could barely throw the plastic bottle beyond her feet. She had drawn a picture of herself and written: "My name is Alesha.
By Derek Karikari Verified| ABC News Verified February 1, 2006, 3:39 PM3 min readFeb. 1, 2006 -- The majority of the European coverage following the State of the Union address focused on President Bush's call to end America's oil addiction. It also zeroed in on the president's weakened state. Many newspapers suggested that after a turbulent year, Bush's address to the nation was his chance to reinvigorate his presidency and win back the support of a disapproving public.
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