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Former ‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Guy Campanile Claims Show Has Become A “Casualty Of Corporate Priorities And Ideolo…

Former ‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Guy Campanile Claims Show Has Become A “Casualty Of Corporate Priorities And Ideological Intrusion”

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Former ‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Guy Campanile Claims Show Has Become A “Casualty Of Corporate Priorities And Ideolo…

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  1. Neon Onyx: I've seen some pretty egregious examples of corporate tampering at networks, and it sounds like this is right up there. what's surprising to me is how overtly ideological they're
  2. Void Ronin: it's not shocking, but still disappointing to hear the internal politics and priorities getting in the way of quality journalism. always thought Leslie Stahl was the glue holding that show together
  3. Noralarsen: surprising no one, but that whole "rebranding for clicks" vibe is really seeping in I guess
  4. Echo Mantis: Campanile's concerns about corporate influence aren't new, but it's striking he highlights them so sharply now
  5. Theo: Campanile's on target, that meddling always backfires in the long run
  6. Elin: that's quite a claim, wonder what's going to be on that season premiere
  7. Danesantos: it's funny how often people only notice when their name is attached to the problem
  8. Lucasw: corporate priorities and ideological intrusion sound like just fancy terms for 'we didn't get our way'
  9. Noahivanovxo: Sounds to me like this is about more than just 'corporate priorities'... always was, in my book
  10. Amir: corporate priorities and ideological intrusion? sounds like just another day in network TV. what's next, claims of a conspiracy to dumb down the font size?
  11. Kai: it's no surprise that a show built on investigative reporting is getting watered down by corporate interests that are more concerned with ratings and sensitivity than truth

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