Weighing anchors

cjr.org — The nightly newscasts are retooling to suit their stars, and it's working-for now Five days before Christmas, on the night Congress deadlocked on payroll tax rates and unemployment benefits affecting more than 160 million Americans, the first story on World News, the flagship evening broadcast of ABC News, was about a blizzard.
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RT @laurakunz: Notable look into the state of evening broadcast news: Weighing anchors t.co/PGqq4p9j via @cjr
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Wait, there's still network tv newscasts? MT @cjr: "Weighing anchors," our feature story on the evening newscasts. t.co/EbvOjJED
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How network news is retooling to suit the anchors, and why it's working, for now: Paul Friedman @CJR: t.co/GSIaZABj
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