Conde Nast Portfolio’s Claire Atkinson has a story on the magazine’s web site that assesses CNBC‘s rising star in Erin Burnett vs. the entrenched star in Maria Bartiromo.
“With her trademark giraffe-print wrap dresses and puffy-sleeved Tory Burch blouses, Burnett cuts a conspicuous figure on both CNBC and the New York Stock Exchange (where Squawk on the Street is taped). Having her own show, Street Signs, she says, is a huge opportunity. ‘It gives me a chance to have on people who are insightful about what’s going on. I like to focus on C.E.O.’s and get a real in-depth interview,’ she says. Burnett has done exactly that. Among her on-air gets was an interview with Citigroup C.O.O. Bob Druskin, whom she got to comment about a set of huge layoffs the company had not yet made public….”
“Says Burnett: ‘Longer term, I’d love to have a format where movers and shakers could talk, people who the world cares about; C.E.O.’s, presidents, and Angelina Jolie. It’s not Larry King, it’s more Charlie Rose with high energy for the new generation.'”
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