CBS Staffers 'Won't Be Punished' for Not Responding to Bari Weiss
Since 2007, Jezebel has been a prominent online source for news on celebrities, sex, and politics.
Last week, Bari Weiss was appointed editor-in-chief of CBS News after its parent company acquired The Free Press in a $150 million deal.
Weiss has exactly zero experience reporting, let alone running a traditional news outlet
Her appointment has been met with skepticism, and Weiss recently sent an email to staffers to align on a shared vision for CBS News.
In the email, Weiss asked employees to share how they spend their working hours and their most notable accomplishments.
Author's summary: Bari Weiss appointed CBS News editor-in-chief despite lack of experience.
- Jezebel: online source for news on celebrities, sex, and politics since 2007
- Bari Weiss: appointed CBS News editor-in-chief after $150 million deal
- Weiss: no experience in reporting or running a traditional news outlet
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