COMMENTARY

Tucker Carlson Is Another Victim Of The Leftist Mob

“Carlson’s comments could have been brought up when he was an employee of other networks, but they weren’t,” argues Tim Young.

Tucker Carlson Says Fox News Supports Him

Tucker Carlson says he has the full support of his employer, Fox News, even as the progressive advocacy group Media Matters for America on Monday spotlighted a new trove of offensive remarks he made on years-ago radio shows.

Peabody Adds Five New Members To Board

Peabody has added five new members to its board of directors, a group of prominent entertainment and media industry leaders providing support for the program’s current and future initiatives. Launched […]

BRAND CONNECTIONS

Bloomberg TV Names Rachel Wehrspann U.S. Head Of TV

RUMOR MILL

Ann Curry Eying Network News Comeback

Ann Curry, who left NBC’s Today in 2012, has had “informal talks” with CBS brass to become co-anchor of CBS This Morning, but is really interested in hosting CBS Evening News or joining 60 Minutes as a correspondent, according to a source close to newswoman.

Rep. Omar Thanks Fox News For Condemning Pirro Remarks

COMMENTARY

Battling To Be A Middle-Age Female Anchor

There is no fighting sexism on television without fighting age discrimination along with it.

WGHP To Launch 11 P.M. Newscast

Tribune’s Greensboro, N.C. Fox affiliate will introduce a half-hour broadcast on May 1.

Experiments With 360 Video Prepare Stations For Next Wave Of Innovation

COMMENTARY

Why I didn’t Run The Stormy Daniels Story

Ken LaCorte: “Two weeks before the 2016 presidential election, as the editorial head of Fox News online, I reviewed a draft news story that said porn actress Stormy Daniels had confirmed having an affair with Donald Trump a decade earlier. The only problem was … Stormy hadn’t said that.”

TVN’S MEDIA JOBS

Three Media Jobs From TVN’s Media Job Center

Cox’s KIRO in Seattle has an opening for a news director. Sony Pictures Television is looking for a vice president, syndicated sales. KCCI Des Moines, Iowa, needs an assistant director of engineering.

Why Trump Soured On Bill Shine

Trump has now burned through five communications directors, raising the question of whether he really even wants one.

Univision Totally Revamps ‘Despierta America’

Tucker Carlson Foregoes ‘Contrition’ After Years-Old Audio Surfaces

Fox News ‘Strongly’ Condemns Pirro Comments

In a rare rebuke of a high-profile host, Fox News on Sunday night came out strongly against the comments made a day earlier by host Jeanine Pirro about Muslim Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. “We strongly condemn Jeanine Pirro’s comments about Rep. Ilhan Omar,” the network said. “They do not reflect those of the network and we have addressed the matter with her directly.”

Decline In Readers, Ads Leads Hundreds Of Newspapers To Fold

Newspaper circulation in the U.S. has declined every year for three decades, while advertising revenue has nosedived since 2006, according to the Pew Research Center. Staffing at newspapers large and small has followed that grim trendline: Pew says the number of reporters, editors, photographers and other newsroom employees in the industry fell by 45 percent nationwide between 2004 and 2017.

Loss Of Local News Leaves Public In Dark

Newspapers are closing or being consolidated at an astounding rate, often leaving behind what researchers label as news deserts — towns and even entire counties that have no consistent local media coverage.

NBC News, MSNBC Expand Podcast Team Heading Into Election Season

Analysis: America’s Most Unfillable Job — Managing Trump’s Communications — Is Again Unfilled

DMA 77: SPOKANE, WA

KXLY Anchor Nadine Woodward Retires, Eyes Mayoral Run

Bill Shine Out As Trump’s Message Man

President Donald Trump has accepted the resignation of his communications director, Bill Shine, a former Fox News executive who had spent just nine months on the job. Shine will join the president’s re-election campaign as a “senior adviser.” It was not immediately clear if the president urged Shine to resign, or the extent to which he will be directly involved in Trump’s 2020 operation.

The ‘Enemies Of The People’ Have Questions

The White House press briefing is dead. It was awful, but we should still mourn it. The array of subjects and controversies about which we lack even basic information shows just how much the public is losing because the White House has shut down legitimate, regular inquiries.

FNC’s Chris Wallace Calls Democrats’ Debate Ban ‘Shortsighted’

DMA 79: HUNTSVILLE, AL

Paul Caron Named WHNT News Director

Tribune’s CBS affiliate in Huntsville, Ala., promotes its assistant news director to succeed Denise Vickers who left the station in January to become GM of WFXG Augusta, Ga.

Changes Considered For ‘CBS This Morning

Gayle King, Norah O’Donnell, John Dickerson and Bianna Golodryga have scored a notable string of scoops for CBS This Morning in recent weeks. Now executives at the network’s news division are considering something that would also make headlines — a new anchor lineup for the show.

Dems Defend Fox News Following DNC Blackout

One definite Democratic presidential candidate, and another possible candidate, are speaking out against the Democratic National Committee’s decision to not allow Fox News to host any of their party’s primary debates.

SPJ Blasts Secret Database Of Border Journalists

The Society of Professional Journalists today said it “is outraged at evidence that the United States government created a secret database that includes information about journalists covering the migrant caravan that led to excessive detention of journalists at the southern border and even denial of entry.”

DMA 1: NEW YORK

New York’s First Lady Grilled On WNYW

COMMENTARY

It’s Time To Take Fox News’s Role Seriously

Democrats are shunning the network for their debates. Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan calls that a mild, reasonable step that recognizes the reality that Fox News shouldn’t be treated as an honest broker of political news.

TVN EXECUTIVE SESSION

NBCU Stations’ Weather Forecast: Top Notch

Director of Weather Operations Nate Johnson leads the NBC and Telemundo stations’ weather efforts, which have been rated “most accurate.” The achievement is primarily that of the individual meteorologists, but it also reflects the group’s commitment to providing those weather pros with the best in forecasting tools and other support. Johnson talks about the group’s focus on combining accuracy with smart, relevant storytelling.