32 Facts About Andrew Morse

Andrew Morse was born on March 10,1974 and is an American journalist and news executive.

Andrew Morse is president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Andrew Morse was the Executive Vice President of CNN US, as well as EVP and chief digital officer of CNN Worldwide from 2013 until 2022.

Andrew Morse attended the Landon School, an independent boys day school in Bethesda, Maryland, for his grade school education.

Andrew Morse graduated from Cornell University, where he majored in government and was the editor-in-chief of The Cornell Daily Sun.

Andrew Morse joined ABC News as a desk assistant and production coordinator for its Washington Bureau in 1997.

Andrew Morse was the Asia bureau chief and producer from 2002 until 2005.

Andrew Morse led ABC's coverage of events like the War in Afghanistan, Iraq War, 2011 Egyptian revolution, 2010 Haiti earthquake, 2004 South Asia Tsunami and the 2002 Bali bombings.

In 2003, Andrew Morse filmed his ascent to the Mount Everest Base Camp as part of a special celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Mount Everest.

Andrew Morse spent two weeks reporting from North Korea in 2004.

From 2007 to 2010, Andrew Morse was the Executive Producer of Good Morning America Weekend.

Andrew Morse served as Executive Producer of Innovation, overseeing ABC's digital portfolio, including the 24-hour broadband channel ABC News Now, as well as the development and launch of its iPad and iPhone applications.

Andrew Morse is credited with developing The Quick Fix, a short-form online news programme which launched in 2009.

Andrew Morse oversaw ABC's first media partnership with Facebook in 2008.

Andrew Morse was head of the Bloomberg television network in the US from 2011 to 2013.

Andrew Morse led Bloomberg's work in digital programming and expanded its viewership beyond its core audience.

Andrew Morse produced the network's first Presidential Debate and coverage of the 2012 Republican and Democratic National Conventions.

In 2013, Andrew Morse became senior vice president of editorial at CNN US Television.

Andrew Morse managed US newsgathering and the DC bureau operations, including all political coverage.

Jeff Zucker stated that Andrew Morse's hire was meant to connect the network's digital and television newsgathering efforts.

Andrew Morse managed its editorial, product, technology, business development and partnerships.

Andrew Morse oversaw the acquisition of Canopy, a technology company specializing in data privacy and content recommendation.

Andrew Morse spearheaded CNN+, the network's streaming service, oversaw the content and product development, as well as the hiring of 500 employees and on air talent.

Andrew Morse co-founded Great Big Story with Chris Berend, as a separate operation from CNN.

Andrew Morse became president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in January 2023.

Andrew Morse has overseen the launch of new products related to politics, such as Politically Georgia, and products related to Black culture like U-ATL.

Andrew Morse has received numerous awards and nominations over the course of his career.

Andrew Morse has been nominated for several Emmy Awards, winning two.

Andrew Morse was named one of the "Changemakers in Media" by Digiday in 2017.

Andrew Morse is married to Ana Karina Burdsall; they have two children.

Andrew Morse's wife is a writer, and was the president of the board of directors of ECPAT USA.

Andrew Morse is a marathon runner and triathlete, having completed an Ironman in 2019.