Action Newsroom 743 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 1 hour ago, Roadrunner said: Great shakeup. I guess I'm back to watching CNN often come April. (Also, all the best to Brooke in the next chapters in her career.) Quote Link to post Share on other sites
ddaniels20 21 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 Ana Cabera will be anchoring from 1-2 PM ET starting in April. The new weekday lineup starting in April will likely be as follows (times in ET): 5-6 AM: Early Start 6-9 AM: New Day w/ John Berman + Brianna Keilar 9-11 AM: Poppy Harlow + Jim Sciutto 11-Noon: Kate Bolduan 12-1 PM: Inside Politics 1-2 PM: Ana Cabera 2-4 PM: Victor Blackwell + Alisyn Camerota 4-6 PM: The Lead 6-7 PM: The Situation Room 7-8 PM: Erin Burnett Outfront 8-9 PM: Anderson Cooper 360 9-10 PM: Cuomo Prime Time 10-Midnight: CNN Tonight Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Liugrad2020 23 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 26 minutes ago, ddaniels20 said: Ana Cabera will be anchoring from 1-2 PM ET starting in April. The new weekday lineup starting in April will likely be as follows (times in ET): 5-6 AM: Early Start 6-9 AM: New Day w/ John Berman + Brianna Keilar 9-11 AM: Poppy Harlow + Jim Sciutto 11-Noon: Kate Bolduan 12-1 PM: Inside Politics 1-2 PM: Ana Cabera 2-4 PM: Victor Blackwell + Alisyn Camerota 4-6 PM: The Lead 6-7 PM: The Situation Room 7-8 PM: Erin Burnett Outfront 8-9 PM: Anderson Cooper 360 9-10 PM: Cuomo Prime Time 10-Midnight: CNN Tonight Jim Acosta moves to weekends from 3 to 6. I wouldn’t be surprised if he takes over for Wolf Blitzer when he retires. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
newsman123 63 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 59 minutes ago, Liugrad2020 said: Jim Acosta moves to weekends from 3 to 6. I wouldn’t be surprised if he takes over for Wolf Blitzer when he retires. Really? He was just demoted from the C WH job, and given a weekend anchor shift as a consolation to save face. Jake is being groomed to replace wolf. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
MorningNews 701 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 Is this a promotion for Alisyn? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Action Newsroom 743 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 32 minutes ago, MorningNews said: Is this a promotion for Alisyn? I would say so, yes. If I don't have to wake up before the crack of dawn for my job anymore, I'd certainly consider it a promotion. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Liugrad2020 23 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 1 hour ago, newsman123 said: Really? He was just demoted from the C WH job, and given a weekend anchor shift as a consolation to save face. Jake is being groomed to replace wolf. Is that a demotion? He’s now an anchor. Jake already is an established weekday anchor. I expect him, Jim and Anderson to be the main anchors for the 2024 election coverage. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mountainave 302 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 (edited) 3 hours ago, newsman123 said: Really? He was just demoted from the C WH job, and given a weekend anchor shift as a consolation to save face. Jake is being groomed to replace wolf. I don't think it's a demotion; it's probably a promotion. He retains a significant title as chief domestic correspondent, and is given a show to anchor. He was a WH correspondent for eight years and Chief for three. It's not a job people hold (or want) forever, especially as they get older. It involves long hours and lots of travel. Now, he gets to do a lot of his work while sitting behind a desk. Edited February 17 by mountainave 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Roadrunner 129 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 Going back to the Zucker exit conversation for a moment, I think it goes without saying that his influence isn't going anywhere any time soon when it comes to the top. "Zucker lieutenant is a top candidate to replace him at CNN’s helm" (Dylan Byers, NBC News) Quote Allison Gollust, a CNN executive and top lieutenant to Jeff Zucker, has emerged as the leading internal candidate to take over the network if Zucker steps down as president, two people at CNN familiar with the matter say. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Newsjunkie24 130 Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 48 minutes ago, Roadrunner said: Going back to the Zucker exit conversation for a moment, I think it goes without saying that his influence isn't going anywhere any time soon when it comes to the top. "Zucker lieutenant is a top candidate to replace him at CNN’s helm" (Dylan Byers, NBC News) So in other words, CNN will be pretty much be the same with Zucker's strategies still in place. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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