We hadn’t heard of former Good Morning America executive producer Shelley Ross until yesterday, and she would probably prefer we never did.
Ms. Ross was featured in a Sunday Times round-up of ICorrect.com, which Ms. Ross pays $1,000 a year for the space to post rebuttals to what she sees as inaccuracies in Read More
The Media Mob has learned that CBS News is on the verge of announcing the end of Shelley Ross’ brief, tumultuous reign as executive producer of the Early Show.
According to sources, CBS is also expected to announce that Rick Kaplan—currently the Read More
Today, roughly three weeks after re-launching under new hyper-competitive EP Shelley Ross, CBS’s (perennially last place) The Early Show is touting some improved numbers over last year.
According to today’s press release, for the week of Jan. 21, The Early Show has posted a 30 percent increase in adults 25-54 versus the same week Read More
New executive producer Shelley Ross continues to shake up CBS’ The Early Show, which for some tmie now has been stuck in third place in the morning news battles.
Today, CBS announced that they’ve added a new anchor to the tag-team cast: Maggie Rodriguez, who has been co-anchoring the Saturday version of the Read More
According to a source who’s been talking to Usmagazine.com, Hannah Storm is set to leave her gig as an anchor on CBS’ The Early Show after five years. But she she’ll stay at the network, and focus on longer-form reporting.
The source says that Early Show producer Shelley Ross fought to have Read More
Sounds like Shelley Ross has really taken to heart her mandate to shake up CBS’s The Early Show since being named the struggling show’s executive producer in September. So much so that, according to Page Six, eight staffers have left since she took over. Another Page Six source says the remaining staff has Read More
Before ABC producer Shelley Ross and stunt-magician David Blaine settled on having Mr. Blaine “drown himself alive” at Lincoln Center in a two-hour prime-time special, they considered a high-wire act.
“I kept saying to him, ‘There’s no big finish!’” Ms. Ross said. “‘You live on the high wire, you live on the high wire, you Read More
Before ABC producer Shelley Ross and stunt-magician David Blaine settled on having Mr. Blaine “drown himself alive” at Lincoln Center in a two-hour prime-time special, they considered a high-wire act.
“I kept saying to him, ‘There’s no big finish!’” Ms. Ross said. “‘You live on the high wire, you live on the high wire, you Read More
