CBS News Revamps Evening News Program
CBS News is revamping its evening news program, planning to launch a '60 Minutes'-style show featuring four veteran journalists in a bid to boost ratings, after Norah O'Donnell steps down as anchor. The show will have a new format, move back to CBS' Broadcast Center in Hell's Kitchen, and be supervised by '60 Minutes' executive producer Bill Owens.
Key Points
- New '60 Minutes'-style show to be launched with four veteran journalists
- Move back to CBS' Broadcast Center in Hell's Kitchen
- 'Evening News' to have new format and cadence for news delivery
Pros
- Revamping the evening news program to potentially improve ratings
- Utilizing the expertise of veteran journalists and '60 Minutes' executive producer
Cons
- Concerns raised about the moves being a 'PR stunt' and potential layoffs