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In September, conservative Christian radio host and former pastor of Denver Bible Church Bob Enyart died, also after contracting Covid.Įnyart was a staunch opponent of the Coronavirus vaccines and restrictions such as mask mandates. Others were Phil Valentine, 61, who was a popular radio host in Tennessee, Jimmy DeYoung, 81, a Christian preacher also based in Tennessee and Dick Farrel, 65, who had worked for a number of radio stations in Miami and Palm Beach, Florida. These included 65-year-old Marc Bernier who was self-described as 'Mr. Pictured: Marcus Lamb (right) during a broadcast with his son Jonathan (left) Kennedy was recently banned by Instagram for posting Covid vaccine misinformation, and was found in March to be one of 12 Facebook accounts posting around two-thirds of the anti-vaccine social media content.Īt least four conservative radio talk-show hosts who shared anti-vaccine and anti-mask sentiments died of the virus in August alone. Kennedy Jr,' whose famous family rebuked his anti-vaccine views as early as May 2019. In May this year, Daystar broadcast an hour-long show featuring Robert F. In July 2020, the Lamb family dedicated an hour of their broadcast to 'censorship' in relation to the Covid pandemic, featuring notorious misinformation group America's Frontline Doctors. The network, worth an estimated $230million, has dedicated hours of broadcasts to an array of anti-lockdown and anti-vaccination activists and groups, according to NBC News. Jonathan Lamb went on to describe his father's Covid-19 infection as 'a spiritual attack from the enemy' to 'take down' his father. A journalist to track special situations funds, distressed debt and private credit (from the PE angle) across Asia.'It's with a heavy heart we announce that Marcus Lamb, president and founder of Daystar Television Network, went home to be with the Lord this morning,' the network said in a Tweet posted on Tuesday, along with a picture of Lamb with his wife Joni.

She/he in this role will largely focus on long-format stories.

A reporter who can get behind the scenes and reveal how funding rounds are put together, or why they’ve failed to materialise.

SEA currently has over 40 companies with a valuation of over $100 million and under $1 billion.

A reporter to track companies/startups that have raised private capital, and have the potential to become unicorns.

Collaboration and collegiality are a must.įollowing vacancies can be applied for (only in Singapore). Most importantly, we are looking for hard-hitting reporters who work well in a team. We want our new hires to be digitally savvy and ready to experiment with new forms of storytelling. Ideal candidates must have to ability to work in a collaborative, dynamic, and fast-changing environment. The ability to write precisely and urgently is crucial for these roles. We want reporters who can tell our readers what is really happening in these sectors and why it matters to markets, companies and consumers.

In Singapore, we are looking to double our reporting team by this year-end to comprehensively cover the fast-moving world of funded startups and VC, PE & M&A deals.