The Revolving Door

First On TVNewser: CBS News correspondent Hari Sreenivasan is leaving the network to become a news anchor and reporter at PBS's The NewsHour, TVNewser has learned. A formal announcement is expected Monday morning.

Sreenivasan joins the program as it gears up for a re-launch of sorts on December 7. Along with a name change — from The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer to the PBS NewsHour — the show will merge its broadcast and digital platforms. In that vein, Sreenivasan will anchor the broadcast program's nightly news summary while also reporting and anchoring for PBS NewsHour online.

Sreenivasan joined CBS News in 2007. Previously, he was at ABC News and CNET.

> Update: Official press release after the jump...

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It was announced today that Bill Galvin has been promoted to Senior VP at HLN. Previously, he was VP of programming for the network.

Galvin's promotion comes at a time when HLN is on track for its best year ratings-wise. In a note to staff, Ken Jautz, EVP of CNN Worldwide and head of HLN, said his network's recent growth "would not have been possible without Bill."

While at HLN, Galvin launched or lead transitions for several programs and was one of the people to working on the campaign to rebrand the network from Headline News to HLN.

TVNewser has Jautz's email after the jump.

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Veteran TV producer Michele Remillard has been named Executive Producer of C-SPAN's live morning interview/call-in program "Washington Journal." A veteran of Fox News for 11 years, Remillard launched "Beltway Boys" and was a top producer at "Special Report with Bret Baier." Remillard also helped launch "Hardball with Chris Matthews" at CNBC, where she also produced "Equal Time" when Dee Dee Myers and Mary Matalin co-hosted.

Ted Fine, a senior producer at CNN for "Anderson Cooper 360" and "Campbell Brown," is heading to Bloomberg TV. He has been brought on as Executive Producer for afternoons starting December 7th. He will join Mark White and Maia Samuel who manage mornings and evenings, respectively.

In an email to staff, head of U.S. television operations David Rhodes wrote: "I'm sure the whole afternoon group will enjoy working with Ted."

WebNewser reports Brian Ross' The Blotter is getting a new managing editor. Mark Schone leaves Salon.com next month for the ME job at the ABCNews.com investigative Website.

TVNewser hears Eric Sherling, executive producer of CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer" is leaving CNN and will join ABC's Good "Morning America".

Sherling joined CNN in 2000, became executive producer of Wolf Blitzer Reports in 2002, then a supervising producer for "The Situation Room" when it launched in August 2005, before becoming EP in 2006.

In a note sent by GMA Senior EP Jim Murphy and obtained by TVNewser, Murphy writes that during this "time of transition" for the show, Sherling brings "an excellent track record and reputation."

No word on a start date. Sherling will report to Murphy and to EP Tom Cibrowski.

Former "GMA Weekend" producer, Ted Winner, is moving to The Weather Channel.

Winner will be Senior Executive Producer for morning programming and a spokesperson told us, "Ted is an award-winning television producer with 20 years in broadcast journalism and extensive experience covering weather, including producing award-winning content in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Floyd. We are looking forward to him joining TWC."

Before leaving in June, Winner was Senior broadcast producer with the weekend edition of ABC's "Good Morning America." He had been with the program since 2004.

Former Good Morning America features reporter Mike Barz is making his first public statements after being let go in July as a morning anchor for Chicago's Fox O&O, WFLD. In an interview with vocalo.org's Robert Feder, Barz says he has hired an attorney to get his job back. Feder reports an arbitration hearing is forthcoming.

Sharon Otterman is joining MSNBC as Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. Otterman, who joins MSNBC from ESPN, will be responsible for overseeing the network's on- and off-air marketing and branding. At ESPN Otterman was Vice President of Customer Experience Strategy & Digital Marketing. She joined ESPN in 2003 as VP of Integrated Media & Market Planning.

Press release after the jump...

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TVNewser has learned ABC News senior legal correspondent Jan Crawford Greenburg is leaving ABC for CBS News.

Greenburg, an Alabama native and mother of four, joined ABC News three years ago. Before ABC, Crawford Greenburg spent 20 years as a reporter for The Chicago Tribune, much of the time spent covering the Supreme Court. In 1998, she began providing legal analysis for PBS' "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" where she remained until ABC brought her on in 2007.

Insiders tell us CBS News Washington managing editor Bob Schieffer has been a mentor to Crawford Greenburg.

For CBS News, she'll continue to cover the high court. But she'll first have to sit out a non-compete clause in her ABC contract. Terry Moran will be covering the court, as he has done in the past, in addition to his "Nightline" duties for ABC News.

After the jump, Crawford Greenburg's goodbye email to her ABC colleagues...

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