Harry G. Fuller

Harry Fuller got a Master’s Degree in Communication from Stanford University in 1969. That same year he began his media career with a 2 dollar an hour job as messenger for the News Department at KPIX, the CBS affiliate in San Francisco. Over the next years he became a show producer, assignment editor, executive producer, assistant news director, news director, and finally station manager at KPIX, where he worked three times. In 1989 he was news director at KGO-TV (ABC O&O) when they covered the ’89 earthquake nonstop, and CNN carried their signal across globe. KGO won a Peabody Award for that coverage. Leaving broadcasting in 1997, Fuller worked for TECH-TV, an Internet start-up, CNBC Europe in London, and CNET, an online tech news service.