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Brian Stelter to Exit ‘Inside the Hive’ Podcast with Vanity Fair
"Every week, I learned something new from the guests here at the table, and I hope you did as well."
CNN Announces Forthcoming Release of Kobe Bryant Docuseries
"We’re proud to present a deeper, more nuanced portrait of Kobe and the complicated journey that shaped his legacy."
CNN Anchor Alisyn Camerota Announces Departure
“I’ve had such incredible opportunities here these days 10-plus years."
Ratings Roundup: Fox News Enjoys Post-Election Surge, Newsmax Gains Win Over CNN, ABC World News Tonight Extends Lead Over NBC Nightly News
Fox News reached new heights in its cable news share during the week of Thanksgiving, accounting for 70% of the total audience.
The Watch: CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip
I didn't find CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip to be "embarrassing" or "discrediting" to the network as a whole. I found it compelling and interesting, despite its flaws and problems.
Erick Erickson, Abby Phillip Trade Barbs Over Criticism of CNN NewsNight
"Your show is not good. It is not smart or sharp. It is preening and often deeply ignorant. And at least you won't have to waste your producer's time by continuing to try to get me on your show, which you've tried to do repeatedly."
CNN Elevates Katelyn Polantz to Correspondent
Polantz has worked at CNN since 2017, and has worked at the forefront of several major federal cases and Department of Justice investigations.
News Media’s Annual Holiday Dip, And What’s Different (And The Same) This Time
Every time I start to lapse into the mindset that I’d better check in on the news, I remind myself that there is plenty of other material to take its place.
MSNBC Sees 47% Ratings Drop Since Election Day, Nielsen Data Shows
During the window, the network has only seen 14 broadcasts exceed two million viewers.
Former CNN CEO Chris Licht: ‘I Did Not Build Trust’ With Employees, Leading to My Downfall
Chris Licht added that "there's a fine line between confidence and arrogance" and that he was "sometimes on the wrong side of that."