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Bailout is Good Business for CNBC - Posted September 28, 2008
The NYTimes' Brian Stelter writes about how the economic crisis has been very, very good to CNBC. "The week of Sept. 14," Stelter writes, "was the highest-rated one in CNBC's 19-year history, with 502,000 viewers during the business day (counted as the 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. hours by CNBC). Last... [TVNewser]
Bailout is Good Business for CNBC - Posted September 28, 2008
The NYTimes' Brian Stelter writes about how the economic crisis has been very, very good to CNBC. "The week of Sept. 14," Stelter writes, "was the highest-rated one in CNBC's 19-year history, with 502,000 viewers during the business day (counted as the 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. hours by CNBC). Last... [TVNewser]
The Ticker: FNC, CNBC, PBS... - Posted September 24, 2008
> Hannity & Colmes were named "winners" this week by The Washington Post's Lisa de Moraes, for being mentioned during the Emmys — and for their strong ratings last week. > The Financial Times describes the back story to how CNBC moved the markets on Thursday after a report by... [TVNewser]
CNBC Spends Sunday on the Network - Posted September 21, 2008
After a very turbulent week on Wall Street, CNBC anchors and correspondents were seen throughout the broadcasts on NBC this morning.
Erin Burnett, Steve Liesman and John Harwood guested on Meet the Press today. Earlier Harwood interviewed Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama about the financial crisis, which will air tonight on... [TVNewser]
Zucker Stops By On CNBC's Best Week - Posted September 19, 2008
CNBC's four-day average is shaping up to give it its best week of all time in Total Viewers (502,000) and best week since the week of April 16, 2001 in the A25-54 demo (147,000).
We hear NBC CEO Jeff Zucker traveled to CNBC HQ this morning and addressed CNBC employees in the... [TVNewser]
Inside CNBC During the "Most Critical Times" In Its History - Posted September 17, 2008
The New York Observer's Meredith Bryan spent Monday at CNBC HQ in Englewood Cliffs, NJ for today's front page story, taking in what CNBC president Mark Hoffman called, "Among the most critical times in the history of the network."
She reports how NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams ended up broadcasting from... [TVNewser]
Hoffman: "We are the Business and Economics Team" For NBC - Posted September 11, 2008
While the big news story is going on at Columbia University tonight, CNBC president Mark Hoffman will be at a different Columbia for an event tomorrow — at the University of Missouri at the Journalism School.
He is profiled in the school's paper, and discusses the changes at CNBC and its role... [TVNewser]
Hoffman: "We are the Business and Economics Team" For NBC - Posted September 11, 2008
While the big news story is going on at Columbia University tonight, CNBC president Mark Hoffman will be at a different Columbia for an event tomorrow — at the University of Missouri at the Journalism School.
He is profiled in the school's paper, and discusses the changes at CNBC and its role... [TVNewser]
Former NBC Page To Head Stations Division - Posted July 18, 2007
John Wallace, a 19-year NBC veteran, is being tapped to take over the NBC Universal TV stations division. Wallace began his career as an NBC Page and will immediately oversee the 10 NBC owned-and-operated stations.
From NBCU CEO Jeff Zucker: "John is a smart, energetic executive who knows how to plan,... [TVNewser]
Former NBC Page To Head Stations Division - Posted July 18, 2007
John Wallace, a 19-year NBC veteran, is being tapped to take over the NBC Universal TV stations division. Wallace began his career as an NBC Page and will immediately oversee the 10 NBC owned-and-operated stations.
From NBCU CEO Jeff Zucker: "John is a smart, energetic executive who knows how to plan,... [TVNewser]
Man Known As "The King" of CNBC Dies - Posted June 25, 2007
CNBC President Mark Hoffman sent an email to employees this morning about the death of Carl Killingsworth. "Carl was responsible for many activities at CNBC. He planned virtually every party, luncheon and dinner." Killingsworth, 70, came to NBC in 1964, moving to CNBC in 1996.
When CNBC shows went on the... [TVNewser]
Man Known As "The King" of CNBC Dies - Posted June 25, 2007
CNBC President Mark Hoffman sent an email to employees this morning about the death of Carl Killingsworth. "Carl was responsible for many activities at CNBC. He planned virtually every party, luncheon and dinner." Killingsworth, 70, came to NBC in 1964, moving to CNBC in 1996.
When CNBC shows went on the... [TVNewser]
