Tyler Marshall was born in Detroit in 1941. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1959-63, after which he attended Stanford University where he received his B.A. in Political Science. Marshall always had an interest in journalism, and first officially entered the field in 1964 as a cub reporter for the Sacramento Bee. From that point on, Marshall has continued to excel as a journalist with an impressive history at the L.A. Times, as well as several illustrious awards.
• Los Angeles Times, 1979-present. Hong Kong bureau chief, 2000-present; diplomatic correspondent, Washington bureau, 1996-2000; Brussels bureau chief, 1994-96; Berlin bureau chief, 1990-94; special writer, London bureau, 1988-90; London bureau chief, 1985-88; Bonn bureau chief, 1983-85; New Delhi bureau chief, 1979-83.
• McGraw-Hill World News, deputy bureau chief, London bureau, 1976-79.
• New Civil Engineer Magazine, deputy editor, London , 1974-76.
• McGraw-Hill World News, correspondent, Bonn bureau, 1971-74; San Francisco bureau, 1968-71.
• United Press International, staff writer, San Francisco bureau, 1968.
• Palo Alto (California) Times, part time sports reporter, 1965-67
