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| Show debuts Jan. 9. Brian Stelter NYT |
My favorite line in the CBS News press pimp: "For the first time in its stoic history, the CBS Broadcast Center will receive a facelift with the installation of new floor-to-ceiling windows on 57th Street."
My second favorite line: "The windows, a distinctive feature of the newsroom designed for the morning broadcast, will offer the public a first-of-its-kind, behind-the-scenes view of the teamwork and technology involved in broadcasting the news as it unfolds. "
The windows, a distinctive feature of the newsroom designed for the morning broadcast, will offer the public a first-of-its-kind, behind-the-scenes view of the teamwork and technology involved in broadcasting the news as it unfolds. <span>"</span>
ReplyDeleteNote to Charlie Rose: Please remember to zip up
Stoic Charlie will be on his best behavior, one hopes...
ReplyDeleteThe hell with the curvy couch - Charlie needs a hospital bed and an oxygen tank.
ReplyDeleteCharlie turns 70 in January. Charlie used to be handsome. Decades ago. Late-stage alcoholism is quite evident. How he'll maintain the pace of a 7a early a.m. show AND his nightly PBS show is a crapshoot given his alcoholism.
ReplyDeleteI give it less than a month
ReplyDeleteI give him less than a month.
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking how a group of professionals sat in a room and came up with this idea?
ReplyDeleteI will admit to liking the concept of going longer on an interview--Imus does it as does Morning Joe---but I'm not too keen on this duet of King/Rose making it work.