Bernard Goldberg

Bernard Goldberg was a New York City native born on May 31 1945. He is a writer and is well-known for Law & Order (1990), Real Sports (1995) as well as Do You Believe in Miracles (1995). The American Hockey Team (2001). Bernard Goldberg, the No. 1 New York Times Bestseller, is the writer of Bias 100 People Who are making a mess of America as well as Arrogance. Goldberg has been awarded eight Emmy Awards for his work at CBS News and at HBO, where he now reports for the acclaimed series Real Sports. In 2006, he received the Alfred I. duPont Columbia University Award, the most prestigious award of all broadcast journalism awards.



 

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