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Bari Weiss Says Scott Pelley Broke ‘Trust and Mutual Respect’
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com According to The Hollywood Reporter, Bari Weiss addressed the elephant in the room during CBS News‘ daily editorial meeting Wednesday morning. Late Tuesday night, CBS fired Scott Pelley, the ...
TV Chief Meteorologist Suing to Get Out of Non-Compete
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com Josh Johnson, the former chief meteorologist at WSFA, Gray’s NBC affiliate in Montgomery, Alabama, has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to get out of a one year non-compete clause ...
Somebody’s Back on Local TV in Milwaukee and the Weather’s About to Change
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com WTMJ, Scripps’ NBC affiliate in Milwaukee, is airing a video in its newscasts teasing the fact that a new staff member is joining the Channel 4 team June 15. ...
TV Meteorologist Moving 1,200 Miles North To Join KSTP
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com There’s a new face on Twin Cities TV screens, with KSTP, Hubbard’s ABC affiliate in Saint Paul, Minnesota, making an addition to its weather team. KSTP is welcoming Kip ...
Florida TV News Anchor Closes 36-Year Career: ‘Local News is So Important’
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com Kellie Burns, a journalist with 36 years of experience in TV news, is retiring this week from Gulf Coast News, the ANC and NBC affiliates in Ft. Myers, and ...
Boston TV Anchor Leaving News: ‘Ready to Take a Break’
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com Amanda Crawford will leave 7News on WHDH, the Sunbeam independent station in Boston, after nearly six years with the station, she announced on social media. “With a heart full ...
It’s Time to Stop Watching 60 Minutes
By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com NOTE: This is from Stacey Woelfel’s Substack column, The Last Editor by Stacey Woelfel. Stacey Woelfel spent 35 years on the faculty of the Missouri School of Journalism. And ...
