Free Press founder Bari Weiss named editor-in-chief of CBS News after deal with Paramount
Paramount's acquisition of The Free Press for $150 million includes appointing founder Bari Weiss as CBS News editor-in-chief to appeal to right-of-center viewers.
- Bari Weiss has been named editor-in-chief of CBS News by Paramount Skydance, which acquired The Free Press for $150 million.
- CBS News journalists have expressed concerns about Weiss's appointment, stating it creates a tense environment.
- David Ellison, CEO of Paramount Skydance, believes Weiss's leadership will rebuild trust in journalism.
- Weiss aims to maintain The Free Press's independence while contributing to CBS News's mission of transparency and credibility.
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CBS News names pro-Israel commentator Bari Weiss as new head
American journalist Bari Weiss, a noted critic of alleged bias at mainstream media outlets, was named Monday as editor-in-chief of CBS News following the buyout of the storied news organization's parent company, Paramount, by Skydance. Weiss’s appointment, known for her pro-Israel stance and frequent criticism of "woke" politics, comes amid what critics describe as an attempt to shift CBS toward a direction more in line with President Donald Tru…
The 41-year-old journalist, after resigning from the New York Times, founded the average company Free Press of $15 million a year in subscriptions.
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