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Daniel Hallen

Daniel Hallen is investing the bulk of his time in bothering people.  He does this under the guise of pursuing a Master’s degree in Journalism, at the University of British Columbia.

He was nursed on Ottawa political journalism from a young age, and mourns the loss of Frank Magazine.  Since then, Hallen has been enjoying Montreal, studying at McGill, and working on too many side projects.  He started a very popular satirical hockey team, and founded an award-winning satirical news program, called the Weakly Show, broadcast out of TVMcGill.

He likes to draw links between unlikely things, and looks forward to bothering you.

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  1. Video news on the web: Is it just the same as TV?- Crocstar Media says:
    September 28, 2010 at 11:01 am

    [...] My colleague at the University of Sheffield Marie Kinsey sent me a link to a video by University of British Columbia journalism student Daniel Hallen. [...]

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