"To be honest, I wasn’t blindsided, I had slowly been pushed out for months, if not longer. This wasn’t due to a lack of performance, professionalism, skill or talent. However, segments, assignments and opportunities were being taken from me constantly with no explanation."
"I couldn't tell you one way or the other if I'm definitely going to be back on daily radio. Or even if I want to be back on daily radio because it is a industry right now that is under extreme turmoil and volatility."
Those seats at the NewsNight desk look a lot more comfortable than they probably are. Television has a funny way of making everything seem more spacious than it actually is.
MS NOW knows its future isn't being built on cable. And to its credit, it's not pretending otherwise.
That's the clearest takeaway from remarks made...
Television news has a way of flattening reality. Anchors sit behind desks, hosts deliver rehearsed tosses, and reporters stand outside buildings with polished scripts....
"To be honest, I wasn’t blindsided, I had slowly been pushed out for months, if not longer. This wasn’t due to a lack of performance, professionalism, skill or talent. However, segments, assignments and opportunities were being taken from me constantly with no explanation."
"I couldn't tell you one way or the other if I'm definitely going to be back on daily radio. Or even if I want to be back on daily radio because it is a industry right now that is under extreme turmoil and volatility."