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9.29.07
Julie makes cover of Scene and Courier Journal
The newly revamped weekly Saturday Scene section of Louisville's Courier-Journal features an article and photos of Julie and her fashion/style items. Julie graces the cover of Scene and the front page of the newspaper. |
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9.8.07
RUCAA website features Julie
Rice University Chinese Alumni Association features Julie in "Member Spotlight" on its website and monthly e-newsletter. |
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6.13.07
Velocity runs fashion spread on Julie's
Velocity, a weekly section of Louisville's Courier-Journal newspaper, published a full-page article and photo about Julie's wardrobe and fashion sense in Closet Raid. |
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10.8.06
AAJA publication quotes Julie
The Asian American Journalists Association has produced a 25th anniversary commemorative publication, which quotes Julie: "I got my first paid job in TV news after meeting the news director at an AAJA convention. I've also met several good friends through AAJA -- people I intend to keep in touch with for life." Julie Tam, News Reporter, WDRB-TV Fox 41, Louisville, KY (2006) |
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3.1.06
LEO spotlights Julie's "First on FOX" story
LEO (Louisville Eccentric Observer -- a weekly news/features/entertainment publication) published an article about local TV news coverage, including Julie's, of a story involving a law firm's dumping (without shredding) of client files loaded with personal information, like Social Security numbers, addresses, medical information, etc. However, a photo caption and a quoted source (John Ferre) made the error of assuming "a FOX-41 reporter" took a box of dumped documents back to the station. Julie was not even at the recycling center when another FOX 41 employee retrieved the box. Julie was actually out on another story, and only upon returning to the station did she see the box and was she taken off her original story and put on this one. LEO published a correction in a later edition. |
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2.28.06
Julie in Courier-Journal frontpage photo
Can you find Julie in this front-page photo? She's among a couple dozen people at a news conference -- a story later printed in Louisville's Courier-Journal. |
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8.29.05
XM Satellite Radio interviews Julie
Julie, a reporter for KLTV-TV ABC 7 in Tyler, TX, was interviewed live, just before 9am CST, by Scott Walterman on XM Satellite Radio, heard throughout the country by 4 million subscribers, about Hurricane Katrina's impact on East Texas, in terms of evacuees fleeing to East Texas and volunteers leaving to help in the aftermath. |
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2.25.05
San Francisco radio interviews Julie
Jeff Katz interviewed Julie live on KNEW-AM 910 in San Francisco at 2pm CST. She talked about her traumatic experience during a deadly gun battle at the Smith County Courthouse in Tyler, TX, where she was covering an unrelated capital murder hearing, as a reporter for KLTV-TV ABC 7. |
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2.25.05
Julie reports live for CNN
It's the second time in a month CNN has interviewed Julie (KLTV-TV ABC 7 reporter) live from Tyler, TX -- this time outside the Smith County Courthouse at 7:15am CST, on American Morning with Bill Hemmer and Soledad O'Brien. Watch the video here. |
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2.24.05
Dallas radio interviews Julie
Julie was interviewed by Greg Knapp live on NewsTalk KLIF-AM 570 Radio in Dallas during its 6pm show. She gave a firsthand account of a deadly shooting in Tyler, TX that happened outside the Smith County Courthouse, where she (a reporter) and photojournalist Chris Howell were covering an unrelated capital murder hearing. They survived and captured much of the chaos on videotape for KLTV-TV ABC 7. |
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1.24.05
CourtTV interviews Julie
Julie's coverage (as a reporter for KLTV-TV ABC 7) of the Tyler, TX Wal-Mart cashier abduction by a U.S. Marine continued live by phone on CourtTV's Catherine Crier Live, 4-5pm CST. |
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1.21.05
CNN interviews Julie
A tragic story in Tyler, TX that has made national headlines began with KLTV-TV ABC 7 news reports by Julie Tam. The next day, CNN's Live at Daybreak's Carol Costello interviewed Julie live by phone at 4:30am and 5:30am CST. Read the transcript of that report here. |
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Nov. 2004
Texas Association of Broadcasters newsletter highlights Julie
Julie (reporter, KLTV-TV ABC 7 -Tyler, TX) was the focus of an article in the November 2004 issue of TABulletin, the newsletter of the Texas Association of Broadcasters (TAB). |
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Nov. 2004
Bscene snaps photo of Julie
Julie (reporter) and two KLTV-TV ABC 7 news anchors and co-workers, Christine Nelson and Gillian Sheridan, helped with auction spotting at the "Mad Scientist Cell-ebration," benefiting the Discovery Science Place in downtown Tyler, TX, Sat., Sep. 18, 2004, 7pm-late. They were featured in this photo, along with other partygoers, in an article in the November/December 2004 issue of Bscene magazine. |
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Jun. 2004
Tyler Morning Telegraph, Tri County Leader promotes Julie at event
Julie made the opening presentation for Troup Library's "Big Room" program on Wed., Jun. 9, 2004, 3-4pm, for the month-long, 3-part series "Color Your World - Read!" She sang and gave an interactive presentation on Asian/Chinese culture and her work as a reporter at KLTV-TV ABC 7 in Tyler, TX to more than 100 children and adults. The Tyler Morning Telegraph ran an article on it that day. On Thu., Jun. 3, 2004, the Tri County Leader newspaper in Troup, TX featured an article previewing Julie's presentation and a photo of her. |
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4.2.04
Showcase showcases Julie on front page
Julie (reporter) made the cover of Showcase, the Arts & Entertainment/weekly TV Guide section of the Tyler Morning Telegraph. The article inside was about her hosting and singing at the "Azalea Trail" Tyler Woman's Forum Building Fundraiser on Sat., Apr. 3, 2-5pm, in Tyler, TX. She demonstrated Tai Chi with Tyler Kung Fu & Fitness on Sun., Apr. 4. (Also pictured: KLTV-TV ABC 7 co-worker, Gillian Sheridan, main anchor and host of Sunday's fundraiser event.) |
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Jan. 2004
Julie photographed for See & Bscene
Julie and a couple of co-workers (KLTV-TV ABC 7's MidDay and 5pm news producers) were spotted at the East Texas Medical Center's Media Party Christmas 2003 in Tyler, TX. Bscene, East Texas' "who's who" magazine, snapped a photo and printed it in its January/February 2004 issue. |
