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Keith Olbermann: Rachel Maddow Failed By Not Disparaging Kristen Welker Interview
"Guess what? I was not wrong. She did not say boo about the deplorable NBC and MSNBC Meet the Press 'interview' of Trump."
Republican Congressman Ken Buck Angling for CNN Contributor Role
“I am interested in talking to folks at CNN and other news organizations... and having an opportunity to do that full-time or do that as a contributor would be great also.”
Charly Arnolt Found a Home at OutKick
"I appreciate approaching things from an honest and authentic standpoint, and I think a lot of people appreciate that, too. That’s why OutKick is so successful."
Misconceptions of News/Talk Radio From a Former TV Host
What I was wrong about was that, had I gone the full-time route in 1997, I may have been ground floor of the podcast movement or moved back into a local market right when national sports radio was losing its power.
The Weather Channel Ratings Quadruple During Hurricane Hillary
Weather Channel delivered its most-watched week in 11 months — since Hurricane Ian hit Florida on Sep. 28, 2022.
David Muir Awarded 40th Annual Walter Cronkite Award
“To be honored in Cronkite’s name is not only deeply humbling, it’s a call for us all to live up to those standards, especially when they’re needed most.”
Kristen Welker Failed in Meet the Press Debut
The days of hurting no one’s feelings in political journalism are over. Politicians like Donald Trump have made it impossible to be civil.
Katy Tur: ‘I’m Not Being Denied Anything’ in MSNBC Daytime Lineup
“We might not be there for the primetime special, for the big election night, but we are doing giant news during the day”
Linear TV Viewership Returns to Majority in August
While the numbers are encouraging, the figures do represent a year-over-year decrease.
News Media Reacts to YouTube Demonetizing Russell Brand
Brand has amassed 6.6 million subscribers on YouTube, with experts estimating he makes between $2,500 and $5,000 per video he publishes.