Friday, April 24, 2009
Rosselli Signs On With GBC As Contributor
Magazine editor and political activist to serve as analyst at GBC network
GRASSADELLA CITY, DMG--Journalist and political activist Diane Rosselli has signed on as a political contributor with the GBC, the network confirmed Thursday.
Rosselli is the editor-in-chief at Metropolitan News magazine, one of the nation's leading news periodicals. She has served in that position since 2005. She is also a political activist and former candidate for public office, having ran for the Senate in Damoign in 2008 as a Democratic-Reformist, but losing to NAT Jean Chaveau.
Though she has worked as a print critic for years, Ms. Rosselli has nerver worked as a television commentator. A spokeswoman for Rosselli she is "elated" to take her commentary to the airwaves. A spokesman for the GBC said the network looks forward to "hearing Diane's unique perspective" on political matters.
Rosselli will begin giving commentary on various network shows starting May 1st. She will still hold down her current duties at Metropolitan News.
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