Atkinson writes, “Tyrangiel, 43, who oversaw Charlie Rose’s newscast for Bloomberg TV, will look to create a news broadcast that will appeal to the more sophisticated HBO viewer — someone who is already pretty well informed, he told The Post.
“Tyrangiel, who will hold the title of executive vice president content, news, said getting big-name interviews will be one of his priorities.
“‘I have a lot of confidence in getting significant actors on the global stage,’ he said in his first interview since agreeing to join Shane Smith’s hard-charging outfit.
“Asked what viewers should expect as far as the show’s focus, the executive said, ‘I love business, politics, science, even entertainment news. What I really like are complicated stories, versus hitting people over the head with a hammer.'”
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