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TALKERS News Notes

New WZLX, Boston morning host Rich Shertenlieb announces the cast members for his program on the iHeartMedia classic rock outlet and they are going heavy on sports content from the looks of it. Joining Shertenlieb will be Boston TV personality and sports writer Michael Hurley, plus a rotating cast including former New England Patriot Ted…

Kim Godwin steps down as president of ABC News - Vimarsana News

Kim Godwin steps down as president of ABC News

Arturo Holmes/WireImage After weeks of speculation, Kim Godwin is stepping down as president of ABC News. Debra O'Connell, who added ABC News to her

'The Diplomat' White House Correspondents' Breakfast Interview - Vimarsana News

'The Diplomat' White House Correspondents' Breakfast Interview

The Diplomat's Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell & creator Debora Cahn discuss Netflix series at Deadline's White House Correspondents' Breakfast April 27.

A Media Moment: News Organizations Challenged To Win Public Trust In An Assault Of Mixed Messages - Vimarsana News

A Media Moment: News Organizations Challenged To Win Public Trust In An Assault Of Mixed Messages

Editors note: This is one of those moments when the flow of news seems like an assault on the senses. The Donald trump trial, the student protests, Gaza, the election campaigning — will our trust in the media survive these traumas? Can our pop culture assimilate them? Peter Bart, based on the West Coast, and …

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News Organizations' Public Trust Challenged Amid Mixed Messages - Vimarsana News

News Organizations' Public Trust Challenged Amid Mixed Messages

This is one of those moments when the flow of news seems like an assault on the senses. Will our news media survive it?