James (Mark) Cameron Biography

James (Mark) Cameron biography

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NAME: James (Mark) Cameron
OCCUPATION: Journalist
BIRTH DATE: June 17, 1911
DEATH DATE: January 26, 1985
PLACE OF BIRTH: London, England
PLACE OF DEATH: London, United Kingdom

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James Mark Cameron was a respected and prominent British journalist who reported widely and illuminatingly on poverty, war, injustice.

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Synopsis

Born in London on in 1911, James Cameron was a respected and prominent British journalist who reported widely and illuminatingly on poverty, war, injustice. He was known for his dry humor, journalistic integrity, and concise writing. He worked for the Weekly News, The Daily Express, and the New Chronicle. He also worked on radio and television programs,

notably Men of Our Time (1963).

Profile

Journalist, born in London, UK. His career began as an office boy for the Weekly News (1935), and progressed to Fleet Street in 1940, working for The Daily Express, Picture Post, and the New Chronicle (1952–60). He became known as a roving reporter on war, poverty, and injustice, renowned for his integrity, dry wit, and concise summaries. He was also a writer and presenter of many television programmes, including Men of Our Time (1963), the intermittent Cameron Country, and the autobiographical Once Upon a Time (1984).