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NBC NEWS REVERSES DECISION TO HIRE RONNA MCDANIEL
NBC News has backtracked on its decision to hire former Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel as a political analyst after facing significant backlash.
CHUCK SCARBOROUGH CELEBRATES WITH A SPECIAL EMPIRE STATE BUILDING TRIBUTE
WNBC anchor Chuck Scarborough received a special honor on Monday night to commemorate his remarkable 50-year tenure with the NBC affiliate in New York City.
HALLIE JACKSON, NBC’S SUNDAY NIGHTLY NEWS ANCHOR, TO BEGIN APRIL 7
NBC's Sunday Nightly News will see a new anchor starting April 7, as Hallie Jackson steps into the role.
RECE DAVIS WALKS BACK SPORTS BETTING COMMENTS
ESPN and ABC sports anchor Rece Davis recently stirred controversy during College GameDay by suggesting that sports betting advice was akin to a "risk-free investment."
NEXSTAR PUSHES BACK AGAINST FCC
Nexstar Media Group has filed with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), arguing against a complaint from Hawaiian Telcom regarding a carriage dispute last July.
LOCAL TELEVISION NEWS: EMBRACING EVOLUTION
Kirk Varner, a seasoned leader in local television news, reflects on the industry's challenges and the need for reinvention.
MARIAN PITTMAN TO LEAD WSB-TV ATLANTA IN EXPANDED ROLE
Marian Pittman, currently leading Cox Media Group’s content, product, innovation, and research teams, will take on additional responsibilities as the president of content and WSB-TV Atlanta.
PALESTINIAN JOURNALIST FILES DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT AGAINST CBS AND WKBD
Ibrahim Samra, a former journalist with CBS News Detroit, has filed a federal lawsuit against CBS/CTS, WKBD, CBS Broadcasting, and Paramount Pictures for breach of contract, retaliation, and discrimination.