Dealbreaker.com editor Bess Levin interviewed CNBC reporter and anchor Trish Regan about her career and other various topics.
Was being a beauty queen good training for financial journalism?
Well I learned how to do my make-up which can come in pretty handy but other than that I don’t think there’s a huge connection.
What’s next for you professionally? RenTec?
I definitely want to stay in news and financial journalism. I love CNBC and I do a lot of other work for other brands within the company, like the Today Show and Nightly News. And I’m doing another documentary.
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What is the point of all these business journalists interviewing other business journalists? Seriously-- I'm trying to figure out what news value that delivers to readers, and I'm at a loss. Is this anything other than mostly useless hero-worship, inside baseball and navel-gazing all rolled into one?
If there *is* genuine value in this sort of exercise, somebody please tell me. Then I'll have one of my colleagues interview me and vice-versa, so we can get on this blog too.