Carl Willott of MTV.com writes that the the most attractive female anchors on television work at Bloomberg Television, not at Fox News as many assume.
“But does Fox News actually have the hottest anchors, or is this just one of those accepted social ‘facts’ that aren’t really true? This being a critical election year, we cannot abide vague assumptions; we must find hard truths. So as stewards of the media, it is our responsibility to get to the bottom of this pressing issue.
“We worked tirelessly, planting ourselves in front of the TV with a couple six packs, flipping between the news networks on mute. After hours of rigorously objectifying, we stumbled upon a shocking finding: Rupert Murdoch’s news channel does not have the highest number of hot anchors. Nope, that title goes to Bloomberg TV. Looks like New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg knows how to pick ’em. MSNBC, on the other hand, really needs to pick up the pace.”
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Chris -- Do you really want to legitimize this kind of treatment of women journalists, women in general, and journalism in general? The whole issue of "look-ism" in broadcast journalism present a serious double-standard, ESPECIALLY when it comes to business reporting, but this story just trivializes the issue.
Sorry, Bloomberg does NOT have all the hottest ones. You unfortunately forgot NBC/MSNBC anchor Veronica De La Cruz.