HomeAI · summaries
Storia in 12 fonti
'We don’t want to see ‘60 Minutes’ die': the last 3 correspondents say they're staying at CBS News | Fortune
Stahl, Whitaker, and Wertheim stay after four correspondent exits, as Bari Weiss and Skydance reshape CBS News following a $16M Trump settlement.
Confronto fonti
6 prospettive sulla stessa storiaTimeline cronologica
- ·
nbcnews.com
CBS News’ Bari Weiss addresses ‘unfortunate’ firing of Scott Pelley
In a statement after Weiss spoke to CBS News staff, Pelley rejected her assertion that she tried to “find a way back” with him. “Bari Weiss knows what she said is not true,” he…
- ·
businessinsider.com
CBS News leadership has been firing '60 Minutes' correspondents. Here's who's gone and who's left.
CBS News' "60 Minutes" has lost another correspondent after the firing of longtime reporter Scott Pelley. Here's a rundown of the recent changes.
- ·
forbes.com
‘60 Minutes’ Is A Ratings Juggernaut—But Bari Weiss Is Gutting It Anyway
The firing of several longtime “60 Minutes” staffers—including Scott Pelley—has put the leadership of CBS News head Bari Weiss under fresh scrutiny.
- ·
nymag.com
Steve Kroft Says the 60 Minutes We’ve Known ‘No Longer Exists’
The CBS News veteran laments Bari Weiss’s overhaul and fears for the show’s future.
- ·
theguardian.com
CBS News insiders worry how 60 Minutes will endure after firings: ‘What are they going to put on the air?’
After the dramatic termination of Scott Pelley, four of the show’s seven full-time correspondents are out under Bari Weiss’ leadership
- ·
hollywoodreporter.com
‘60 Minutes’ Tear Down: The Dueling Views on Bari Weiss’ Rebuild Plan
Firings, hirings, mic-drop news meetings — Hollywood Reporter senior editors Alex Weprin and Steven Zeitchik make sense of all the drama.
- ·
cnn.com
CBS News races to steady ‘60 Minutes’ after Scott Pelley’s firing | CNN Business
With a shellshocked staff and several open correspondent offices, Nick Bilton is trying to find a way forward for “60 Minutes.”
- ·
huffpost.com
'60 Minutes' Correspondents Hold Private Meeting To Discuss Their Futures At The Show
Questions about the plans of Bill Whitaker, Lesley Stahl and Jon Wertheim resurfaced following the firing of Scott Pelley.
- ·
variety.com
’60 Minutes’ Boss Vows to ‘Pursue Stories Without Fear or Favor,’ While CBS Waits for Word of Whether Remaining Correspondents Will Stay
'60 Minutes' Boss Vows to 'Pursue Stories Without Fear or Favor,' While CBS Waits for Word of Whether Remaining Correspondents Will Stay
- ·
Nick Bilton to ‘60 Minutes’ Staff: “Hell of a First Week” But Ready to Move On In “Good Faith”
The show's new boss sent the memo amid a tumultuous week for the venerable newsmagazine.
- ·
Stahl, Whitaker And Wertheim Vow To ‘Stay And Fight’ At ‘60 Minutes’
The “60 Minutes” correspondents vowed to stay at the news program, but criticized the firings of their colleagues and said newsrooms should not be run like “dictatorships.”
- ·
Lesley Stahl And 2 Other Remaining ‘60 Minutes’ Reporters Will Keep Show Alive
Amid the uncertainty, Stahl hired top Creative Artists Agency agent Bryan Lourd to represent her, Puck reported.
- ·
Lesley Stahl Hires CAA Superagent, Holds Meeting With Bilton Amid '60 Minutes' Drama: Report
Amid the uncertainty, the journalist has hired top Creative Artists Agency agent Bryan Lourd to represent her, Puck reported Friday.
- ·
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, Jon Wertheim to Stay at ’60 Minutes’
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, Jon Wertheim to Stay at '60 Minutes'
- ·
“We Don’t Want to See ’60 Minutes’ Die”: Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim Will Stay at CBS Newsmagazine Amid Turmoil
The future of the correspondents' role had been in doubt after the ouster of EP Tanya Simon and the hiring of outsider Nick Bilton.
- ·
edition.cnn.com
Remaining ‘60 Minutes’ correspondents say they’re staying | CNN Business
The three remaining “60 Minutes” correspondents told colleagues Friday that they will stay with the embattled newsmagazine for one stark reason: “We don’t want to see ‘60 Minutes’…
- ·
3 remaining '60 Minutes' correspondents say they don't want the show to 'die' in new memo about staying
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim are staying at "60 Minutes" after the firing of Scott Pelley by Bari Weiss' CBS News.
- ·
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim say they’ll stay at ‘60 Minutes’
“We don’t want to see ‘60 Minutes’ die,” the show veterans said, after CBS News boss Bari Weiss fired several correspondents and top producers.
- ·
nytimes.com
’60 Minutes’ Stars Will Stay After Pelley’s Firing Because They Don’t Want Show to ‘Die’
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim said on Friday in an email to their colleagues that they had reached the decision after a period of frustration.
- ·
axios.com
Three "60 Minutes" correspondents say they'll stay
"We don't want to see 60 Minutes die," the correspondents wrote in a memo.