Occupation Journalist
Editor Subject Jazz Role Journalist | Nationality American Name Michael Koretzky Education University of Florida | |
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"The Journalist and the Stripper" by Michael Koretzky
Michael Koretzky is an American journalist, editor and writer.
Koretzky attended the University of Florida in the early 1980s, where he worked at the Independent Florida Alligator, UF's student-run newspaper. After several attempts he was selected to become the editor in chief in 1987.
He has worked at several publications including the Sun-Sentinel in Florida and XS. While working at the Sentinel, covering the city of Boynton Beach, he started his own publication, Ice Magazine. He also was the managing editor of a jazz magazine, Jazziz.
Koretzky also organized a First Amendment Free Food Festival on the campus of Florida Atlantic University on Constitution Day in 2006. He received a grant from College Media Advisers and the South Florida Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists to host the event.
Koretzky was the adviser for Florida Atlantic University's student-run newspaper, the University Press for almost 12 years. In May of 2010 Koretzky was fired from the University Press
He has been highly vocal in urging journalists to give a voice to supporters of Gamergate, using his role in the Society of Professional Journalists to set up events and awards on their behalf.