Frederick Jay Landau

Background

Landau, Frederick Jay was born on April 13, 1951 in Brooklyn. Son of Major L. and Natalie Landau.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Journalism, U. Maryland., 1973.

Career

Morning air personality, sports announcer, Station WIPS, Ticonderoga, New York, 1973-1974; sports director, newscaster, Station WWCO, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1974-1976; director public relations, public address announcer, Connecticut Falcons, women's professional softball, Meriden, 1976-1977; news director, morning anchor, Station WADS, Ansonia, Connecticut, 1977-1982; assignment editor, reporter, Station WTXX-television, Hartford and New Haven, 1982; news director, anchor, Station WTXX-television, Hartford and New Haven, 1982-1986; freelancer, fill-in, Station WWCO, Waterbury, 1986-1987; director broadcast operations, Primo Newsvc., Inc., Old Greenwich, Connecticut, since 1987; producer, writer, tape editor Newsworthy, Primo Newsvc., Inc., Old Greenwich, Connecticut, since 1990. Sportscaster, fill-in anchor Station WATR, NBC, Waterbury, 1981-1982. Color commentator Yale University men's basketball telecasts Station WTXX-television, 1982-1983, host annual Big East Basketball Conference preview show, 1983-1984.

Achievements

• Frederick Jay Landau has been listed as a noteworthy Television producer, news consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society Professional Journalists.

Connections

Father:

Major L.

Mother:

Natalie Landau