Bari Weiss is seeking to revive Chris Cuomo's career through potential contract talks at CBS Studios.
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Updated Aug 29
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Bari Weiss is seeking to revive Chris Cuomo's career through potential contract talks at CBS Studios.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.CBS News is reportedly considering hiring Chris Cuomo, who is currently working for News Nation.1 source
Weiss is seeking to bring Chris Cuomo back to CBS amid network struggles.1 source
Weiss seeks to recruit Cuomo for a new network.1 source
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CBS Studios, Paramount, and Bari Weiss are involved in recent network shifts, acquisitions, and talent changes.Also in this story
- CBS is replacing the show Matlock in its Thursday programming block.
- Paramount is acquiring CBS parent company, while Colbert accuses Paramount of bribing Trump.
- A long-time correspondent at CBS News was fired, leading to commentary from Bari Weiss about the organization's decline.
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Chris Cuomo
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Bari Weiss
American opinion writer
Related events
- CBS Studios settles a lawsuit with the Trump administration amid corporate upheaval and leadership changes under Bari Weiss.
- Bari Weiss was installed as editor-in-chief of CBS News, while Skydance Media is set to take control of CNN.
- Bari Weiss was installed as CBS News editor-in-chief by David Ellison and subsequently fired senior staff, including Cecilia Vega.
- Bari Weiss implemented recent firings at CBS News.
- Bari Weiss is facing consequences due to pressure from the Trump administration, while CBS News handles personnel changes including the departure of Bill Owens and the hiring of Ross Douthat.