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"Accidental emailer" Alycia Lane lands job at KNBC

By Lawrence B. Ebert, Esq.

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A Los Angeles Times story on Alycia Lane, former Philadelphia KYW TV news anchor who has landed a job at KNBC, includes the text:

In May 2007, Lane defended sending e-mails and suggestive photos of herself in a bikini to NFL Network anchor Rich Eisen and, accidentally, his wife.

The Lane story is wrapped up with the Larry Mendte story, which has already been used as a plotline in Law & Order.


"Law & Order" plotline follows Larry Mendte story and Madoff scam

Meanwhile, Mendte garnered three local Emmy nominations, for work done prior to his dismissal from KYW:

Former CBS3 anchor Larry Mendte garnered three nominations - for his role as host/writer/producer of a human interest special, for features-human interest reporting and for writing.

CBS3 fired Mendte in June 2008 after federal charges were filed accusing him of hacking into fellow anchor Alycia Lane's e-mail. He pleaded guilty to those charges, but has since asked that the court alter or vacate his sentence on grounds of "ineffective" counsel.

Full post as published by IPBiz on August 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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