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  1. An individual partnered with CBS on a new late-night business model, driven by a desire to flatter President Trump's views.

A network associated with CBS is undergoing sweeping changes due to owner preferences aligning with Donald Trump's views, pending FCC approval.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 6
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A network associated with CBS is undergoing sweeping changes due to owner preferences aligning with Donald Trump's views, pending FCC approval.

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  1. Ellison's son acquired the CBS parent company, initiating a new leadership mission and internal reactions to post-George Floyd discourse.Sub-event
  2. Trump filed a lawsuit against CBS's 60 Minutes, coinciding with the Redstone family handing over control to David Ellison.Sub-event
  3. Concerns are rising about the Paramount purchase and how it might interfere with HBO documentaries, driven by CEO Ellison's leadership and political views regarding Trump.Sub-event
  4. Tanya Simon's roles at CBS News were restructured, including being removed from executive producer duties and appointed to lead a brand.Sub-event
  5. CBS News correspondents, including Bill Whitaker and Cecilia Vega, were let go or had their contracts not renewed.Sub-event
  6. CBS News and Paramount are facing corporate and editorial changes, including a merger and segment pull.Sub-event
  7. Bari Weiss, who led the news division, was involved in intense editorial disputes while employed by CBS News.Sub-event
  8. CBS network changes driven by owner preferences and Trump alignment.1 source

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