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Chris Wallace is leaving CNN. He says he wants to see what the new media environment has to offer [Yahoo! Finance Canada]

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“When I look at the media landscape right now, the people who are going independent, whether it's podcasting or streaming, that seems to be where the action is,” he said Tuesday. It's hard to find a clearer sign of how the business is changing. Wallace is the quintessential broadcast newscaster, son of the CBS News legend Mike Wallace, worked at both ABC and NBC News and was host of “Fox News Sunday” for 18 years before exiting for CNN in 2021. He was hired to be a leading personality for the CNN+ streaming service, which the company abandoned a month after its launch in 2022. That forced him to cobble together a role at CNN, with a Saturday morning political show and a broader interview program on Max, and appearances on the network as a commentator. Wallace called the exit amicable. CNN CEO Mark Thompson called him “one of the most respected political journalists in the news business” and said that he wishes him the best. Thompson likely faces some hard decisions in the fut [Read more]
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Chris Wallace is leaving CNN. He says he wants to see what the new media environment has to offer [Yahoo! Finance Canada]

Comcast Corporation - Class A  (CMCSA) 
More Company Research Source: Yahoo! Finance Canada
Last comcast corporation - class a earnings: 4/30 07:00 am Check Earnings Report
US:NASDAQ Investor Relations: cmcsa.com/investors
“When I look at the media landscape right now, the people who are going independent, whether it's podcasting or streaming, that seems to be where the action is,” he said Tuesday. It's hard to find a clearer sign of how the business is changing. Wallace is the quintessential broadcast newscaster, son of the CBS News legend Mike Wallace, worked at both ABC and NBC News and was host of “Fox News Sunday” for 18 years before exiting for CNN in 2021. He was hired to be a leading personality for the CNN+ streaming service, which the company abandoned a month after its launch in 2022. That forced him to cobble together a role at CNN, with a Saturday morning political show and a broader interview program on Max, and appearances on the network as a commentator. Wallace called the exit amicable. CNN CEO Mark Thompson called him “one of the most respected political journalists in the news business” and said that he wishes him the best. Thompson likely faces some hard decisions in the fut [Read more]
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