Editing Lists of Italian Americans (section)

==Journalism (print and multimedia)==
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*[[Melissa Anelli]] - resident of [[Staten Island]], journalist at ''[[Staten Island Advance]]'' and [[webmaster]] of [[The Leaky Cauldron (website)|The Leaky Cauldron]]
*[[Charly Arnolt]] - sports journalist ([[ESPN]], [[OutKick]], [[WWE]])
*[[Carlo Barsotti]] - emigrated from Italy to New York City in 1872. In 1879, he founded the ''[[Il Progresso Italo-Americano]]'' newspaper in New York City
*[[Maria Bartiromo]] - financial journalist and television host
*[[Joe Benigno]] - WFAN sports radio personality
*[[David Brancaccio]] - journalist
*[[Harry Caray]] (1914–1998) - born Harry Christopher Carabina, sports broadcaster, did play-by-play for the [[St. Louis Cardinals]], [[Chicago White Sox]], and most famously the [[Chicago Cubs]]; ''Cubs win! Cubs win!''
*[[Tucker Carlson]] - television host and conservative political commentator 
*[[Matt Casamassina]] - video game journalist working for IGN
*[[Danny Casolaro]] - freelance journalist
*[[Igor Cassini]] - journalist 
*[[Chris Cimino]] - co-host of ''[[Today in New York]]'' on [[WNBC]], the NBC affiliate in New York City
*[[Kellyanne Conway]] - president and CEO of The Polling Company Inc./Woman Trend, and has been a political commentator on [[CNN]], [[Fox News]], and [[Fox Business]]
*[[Anthony Cumia]] - "Anthony" of the ''Opie and Anthony'' show
*[[Chris Cuomo]] - television journalist anchor at [[NewsNation]]
*[[Rick Francona]] - NBC military analyst
*[[Michael Gargiulo (journalist)|Michael Gargiulo]] - co-host of ''[[Today in New York]]'' on [[WNBC]], the NBC affiliate in New York City
*[[John Iadarola]] - progressive political commentator for [[The Young Turks]]
*[[Megyn Kelly]] - Fox News Channel political commentator and former corporate defense attorney
*[[Charlotte Laws]] - author, columnist, political commentator, former politician, [[animal rights]] advocate, anti-[[revenge porn]] activist (known as the "Erin Brockovich of revenge porn")
*[[Anthony Fantano]] - music critic and founder of The Needle Drop, a music related video blog
*[[Al Giordano]] - political commentator, and former [[Anti-nuclear movement in the United States|anti-nuclear]] and environmental activist
*[[Steve Lopez]] - journalist; a columnist for the ''Los Angeles Times'' since 2001; the son of Spanish and Italian immigrants
*[[Rob Marciano]] - journalist and meteorologist
*[[Ann Nocenti]] - journalist, writer and editor, known for her work on comic books and magazines
*[[Alexandra Pelosi]] - journalist, documentary filmmaker, and writer; daughter of [[Nancy Pelosi]] and [[Paul Pelosi]]
*[[Dana Perino]] - political commentator and author who served as the 26th [[White House Press Secretary]], serving under [[President of the United States|President]] [[George W. Bush]]
*[[Generoso Pope Jr.]] (1927–1988) - founder of the ''National Enquirer''
*[[Tony Rizzo]] - sports anchor with [[WJW-TV]], the Fox affiliate in Cleveland
*[[Allison Rosati]] - [[WMAQ-TV]] nightly anchor, maternal Italian ancestry
*[[Rick Santelli]] (born 1956) - editor for the [[CNBC]] Business News network
*[[Peter Santenello]] (born 1977) - videomaker, traveler, and entrepreneur who produces videos about travel and human stories
*[[Lauren Scala]] - co-host of ''[[Today in New York]]'' on [[WNBC]], the NBC affiliate in New York City
*[[Elaine Sciolino]] - [[Paris, France|Paris]] bureau chief of ''[[The New York Times]]''
*[[Karley Sciortino]] - writer, television host, and producer
*[[Carla Sinclair]] - editor-in-chief at ''[[Craft (American magazine)|Craft]]'' magazine for [[O'Reilly Media]]