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Jeff Macke Leaves CNBC|BusinessWeek Offers Subscribers Special Online Version|WaPo Ombudsman Mourns Staff Cutbacks|Anastos Celebrates 4 Years At Fox 5|Cutbacks Take The Fun Out Of Forbes - Posted June 15, 2009
TVNewser: After weeks of speculation, CNBC has confirmed that Jeff Macke has left the network. Mediaweek: Starting next month, BusinessWeek will offer subscribers a special online version of the magazine. Washington Post: The Washington Post's ombudsman Andrew Alexander asks his fellow colleagues "What will become of the Post if it keeps cutting staff?"... [FishBowlNY]

Jeff Macke Officially Out at CNBC - Posted June 15, 2009
After weeks of speculation over whether he would be leaving the network, TVNewser has confirmed Jeff Macke is out at CNBC. "Jeff is no longer with CNBC," says spokesperson Brian Steel. "We wish him all the best, and we thank him for his quality contributions." Macke's appearance on the May 19 CNBC Reports... [TVNewser]

Jeff Macke: "Either I've Gotten Off The Bus in Crazytown..." - Posted May 20, 2009
Every couple weeks there's another entertaining on-air CNBC anchor argument, but last night on CNBC Reports was an especially weird one. Dennis Kneale hosted, but it was Fast Money contributor Jeff Macke who was angry about...something: Macke: "I'm going to talk to you like a child. Nod if you're with me." Kneale: Nod if... [TVNewser]

Jeff Macke: "Either I've Gotten Off The Bus in Crazytown..." - Posted May 20, 2009
Every couple weeks there's another entertaining on-air CNBC anchor argument, but last night on CNBC Reports was an especially weird one. Dennis Kneale hosted, but it was Fast Money contributor Jeff Macke who was angry about...something: Macke: "I'm going to talk to you like a child. Nod if you're with me." Kneale: Nod if... [TVNewser]

Power Lunch Town Hall - Posted February 12, 2009
Today CNBC's Power Lunch devotes its first hour to a Town Hall from CNBC headquarters devoted to the financial crisis and where Americans should invest now. (We're told the mattress is not an option.) Power Lunch anchors Bill Griffeth, Sue Herera, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera and Dennis Kneale will be joined by Jim Cramer... [TVNewser]

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