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Robert Niles
Robert's Theme Park Insider has been named the top theme park site on the Internet by Forbes and Travel + Leisure magazines and has been a finalist for the Webby Award for best overall Guide/Ratings/Reviews site. In 2001, Theme Park Insider became the first website to win a major journalism award for a "citizen journalism" report when the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and Online News Association honored Theme Park Insider's Accident Watch with the Online Journalism Award for Service Journalism. You can read more about Robert on his biography page, or by visiting Robert's Google Profile. Books by Robert Niles"Stories from a Theme Park Insider" Recent online articles by Robert NilesShould journalists be truth vigilantes? Hell, yeah! 2012 Best Attraction Tournament: Best Indoor Boat Ride? Stories from a Theme Park Insider: The Tom Sawyer Island Submarines Wanted: human editors. Scrapers and robots need not apply The myth of 'bad' schools The '2fer' deal returns to Disneyland Resort Independent online journalists should stand up to be counted by the industry 'I'm going to (Tokyo) Disneyland!' - Planning a trip to the Tokyo Disney Resort Inside the making of Transformers: The Ride - Theme Park Insider interview with Thierry Coup and John Hallenbeck Why I send my children to public schools |
About Robert NilesRobert Niles lives in Southern California, where he works as an author and website editor.Books by RobertStories from a Theme Park InsiderDozens of fun stories about what it's like to work at Walt Disney World
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