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Jake Kanter Rejoins Deadline As International Investigations Editor

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Jake Kanter has rejoined Deadline as International Investigations Editor based in London. Kanter returns to Deadline after serving as Media Correspondent for The Times of London since August 2021.

During his time at Britain’s original newspaper of record, he broke front-page stories about the BBC, Channel 4 and Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

He previously spent two years with us as International TV Editor, during which time he wrote a number of agenda-setting exclusives on some of the highest-profile companies and organisations in Europe.

His deep dive on the disappearance of TV producer Terrence Woods was one of Deadline’s most-read stories of 2020. He also played a key role in originating Deadline’s series The Film That Lit My Fuse and our International Insider newsletter.

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