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As CBS News Radio Ends, Those Who Shaped It Reflect on The Lasting Legacy
For nearly a century, CBS News Radio served as the gold standard of broadcast journalism. In many cases, it was the voice America turned...
CBS News Denies Bari Weiss in Danger of Losing Control of Key Programs
"Bari has the full support of Paramount and David Ellison as the editorial leader overseeing CBS News and 60 Minutes."
60 Minutes Survived Decades of Scrutiny, But Can It Survive Bari Weiss?
CBS News' massive transformation is facing high-profile departures, internal controversies over editorial independence, and abysmal ratings. Whether Weiss can save CBS News remains highly uncertain.
Sharyn Alfonsi Set to Exit 60 Minutes
Alfonsi's current deal is set to expire at the end of May. She originally joined the news magazine in 2015.
60 Minutes’ Sharyn Alfonsi: CBS News Executives Care Only About What’s Good For Business
"My hope recently has been that I still have a job. And every morning I wake up to another headline that says I've been fired. If I am fired, it will not be the first time."
Bari Weiss Doesn’t Understand What Makes 60 Minutes Great
The thing Weiss wants 60 Minutes to be largely no longer exists. But it doesn't sound as if she knows that.
CBS News Preparing 60 Minutes Reshuffle with Talent, Producers Changing: Report
The report suggests that CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss wants the program to focus on "scoops and hard-hitting investigative reporting" and avoid what she views as "soft programming."
Reflecting on the Silencing of CBS News Radio
"Ultimately, the shutdown of CBS News Radio is both a warning and an opportunity."
CBS News Adds 5 Reporters to Investigative Team, Including Former Washington Post and The Free Press Writers
"We’re going to keep investing in and growing an investigative journalism team that’s well-resourced and can deliver eye-opening reporting to audiences wherever they are.”
CBS News Radio’s Demise: Canary in the Coal Mine or Deliberately Destroyed?
Either this is a huge problem for the radio industry or a huge overreaction by CBS News.