“We could have fixed this and moved on,” wrote Josh Howard. “Now we’re all fucked.” It was the morning of Friday, September 17, 2004 and Mr. Howard, the then-executive producer of 60 Minutes Wednesday was sitting at his computer, writing an email to his colleague Jill Landes, who was also, at the time, a Read More
As we reported recently, CNBC is on the verge of making significant cuts.
And today, Broadcasting & Cable reports that the cable business news network will soon be losing one prominent staffer: Josh Howard, the vice president of the network’s long form unit.
From the article:
Howard’s contract expires next week and with Read MoreOn Jan. 10, when the 224-page report on the investigation into CBS News’ 60 Minutes Wednesday memo scandal arrived, CBS president Leslie Moonves issued a statement dwelling on the failures of the employees involved in producing the disputed segment.
Prominent among the targets was executive producer Josh Howard. Mr. Howard, Mr. Moonves said, “did little Read More
On Jan. 10, when the 224-page report on the investigation into CBS News’ 60 Minutes Wednesday memo scandal arrived, CBS president Leslie Moonves issued a statement dwelling on the failures of the employees involved in producing the disputed segment.
Prominent among the targets was executive producer Josh Howard. Mr. Howard, Mr. Moonves said, “did little Read More
More than a week after CBS News released its ostensibly final, tortured, novella-length report on the suspicious-document scandal at 60 Minutes Wednesday, some basic matters in the case are even less settled than before-starting with the fate of the four employees the network singled out for dismissal on Jan. 10.
Producer Mary Mapes, who was Read More
