Brian Stelter and Tim Arango of The New York Times writes Monday about business news network CNBC and how its reporters and anchors have become more aggressive in expressing their opinions on the air.
“’When they are all sitting around the table it’s hard to tell a business pundit versus a reporter,’ said Tom Rosenstiel, the director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism.
“For instance, Larry Kudlow, a conservative economist who is considering a run for the United States Senate, is the co-host of an 11 a.m. news hour. Three CNBC employees, who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, said that the role of opinion on the channel had been a subject of frequent discussion.”
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