The Dallas Morning News has hired Dave Lieber as a new inquisitive columnist focusing on indiscretion and right-doing in businesses and governments. Known mostly for his twice weekly ‘Watchdog’ mainstay in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram for a past 20 years, Dave brings his code of inquisitive appetite and what he has dubbed “Watchdog Nation common sense” to a twice-a-week column, appearing Fridays and Sundays.
Aside from formulating his WatchdogNation.com consumer rights movement, Dave also combined his all-volunteer charity, Summer Santa, that provides assistance for bankrupt children in North Texas.
“Dave has one of a many devoted voices in North Texas and a newsroom is respected to have him here,” pronounced Bob Mong, editor of The Dallas Morning News. “For 20 years, people in Tarrant County knew they had an advocate, someone in their dilemma to assistance them solve problems with business or government. We’re propitious to have him, and we consider readers opposite a segment will feel likewise.”
Lieber won a Will Rogers Humanitarian Award in 2002 from a National Society of Newspaper Columnists, for work that “best exemplifies a high ideals of a dear philosopher-humorist who used his height for a advantage of his associate tellurian beings.” Lieber is also a sought-after speaker, appearing in front of some-more than 100 audiences any year.
“Although we was during a Star-Telegram, we have always dignified a newsroom, repute and writers of a Morning News,” pronounced Lieber. “Bob [Mong] common with me a paper’s loyalty to consumer support and advocacy, that is because I’m anxious ‘The Watchdog’ has a new home adult a highway on I-30.”
Follow him on Twitter @DaveLieber and like his Facebook page.
