Martin Tolchin and the mentions of founding Politico.
Martin Tolchin was a judge for the Heywood Broun Awards in 2007, where he spoke on behalf of Politico.
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The Washingtonian describes Martin Tolchin as a founder of Politico in their June 8, 2012 article "Politico's Matt Wuerker on His Pulitzer-Winning Cartoons", as Tolchin hired Wuerker to work at Politico.
washingtonian.com/2012/06/08/a-l…
washingtonian.com/2012/06/08/a-l…
A blog post on October 8, 2010 by Martin Tolchin and Susan Tolchin in The Huffington Post, titled "Pinstripes and Teabags", states right at the bottom "Martin Tolchin - Founder of The Hill and Politico".
huffpost.com/entry/pinstrip…
huffpost.com/entry/pinstrip…
The North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN) hosted Martin Tolchin in 2012 for a "master class in journalism".
In Best Delegate, he is described as a founder of The Hill and Politico.
bestdelegate.com/naimun-2012-fr…
In Best Delegate, he is described as a founder of The Hill and Politico.
bestdelegate.com/naimun-2012-fr…
A review given for the book "Chicago 1968: Personal Reflections & Other Stories" on October 18, 2018 by Neal P. Gillen is from Martin Tolchin, who is described as founding The Hill and Politico.
amazon.com/Chicago-1968-P…
amazon.com/Chicago-1968-P…
This is a speech for a Herblock Awards by Matt Wuerker, where he directly thanks Martin Tolchin for hiring him at Politico.
politico.com/pdf/PPM156_wue…
politico.com/pdf/PPM156_wue…
This is an address, on April 25, 2007, by Jerry Zremski, the National Press Club President, during the National Press Club Luncheon, where he states "Martin Tolchin of The Politico" and everybody in the room applauded.
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press.org/sites/default/…
This is a link to the Pinistripe Panel at the Wilson Center, which reads "Martin Tolchin... by founding the Capitol Hill newspaper, The Hill and more recently the must-read political daily, Politico."
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wilsoncenter.org/sites/default/…
This is a project for the Journalism School Knight Case Studies Initiative at Columbia University, titled "Risky Business: John Harris, Jim VandeHei and Politico", where Tolchin's role in founding Politico is discussed.
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ccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/casec…
