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Dear Marianna Spring (age 27)
... and experienced colleagues at BBC Verify we seek the truth and need your help.
https://tapnewswire.com/2023/05/dear-marianna-spring-age-27-and-experienced-colleagues-at-bbc-verify-we-seek-the-truth-and-need-your-help/ Dear Marianna Spring (age 27) and experienced colleagues at BBC Verify we seek the truth and need your help
CEO of BBC news used to work for US based NBC
https://rts.org.uk/sites/default/files/tv54-8-turness.jpg
Deborah Turness is back in London after her achievements running NBC News in New York. She tells Tara Conlan what’s next
Deborah Turness greets me in the top-floor café of NBCUniversal’s UK HQ, which looks out over London’s rooftops. This is appropriate as NBC News took a 25% stake in Euronews in February in order to “change the landscape of international news”, as Turness’s boss, Andrew Lack, put it.
He said that, for years, NBC News had “wanted to establish a global reach”, and Turness was moving from being President of NBC News to do just that – to become the first President of NBC News International and oversee content for the new Euronews NBC.
The channel, founded in 1993 by the European Broadcasting Union, will use NBC’s resources (an undisclosed financial investment plus all its network) alongside those of its major stakeholder, Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, to expand. Based in Lyon, Euronews broadcasts in 12 languages to around 3.3 million European viewers daily and reaches more than 160 countries.
A new network of correspondents is being built up, to be followed by the station’s first anchored “global feed”.
But why Euronews? And how has Turness fared since she stepped down as editor of ITV News in 2013 to cross the Atlantic?......more
https://tapnewswire.com/2023/05/dear-marianna-spring-age-27-and-experienced-colleagues-at-bbc-verify-we-seek-the-truth-and-need-your-help/ Dear Marianna Spring (age 27) and experienced colleagues at BBC Verify we seek the truth and need your help
CEO of BBC news used to work for US based NBC
https://rts.org.uk/sites/default/files/tv54-8-turness.jpg
Deborah Turness is back in London after her achievements running NBC News in New York. She tells Tara Conlan what’s next
Deborah Turness greets me in the top-floor café of NBCUniversal’s UK HQ, which looks out over London’s rooftops. This is appropriate as NBC News took a 25% stake in Euronews in February in order to “change the landscape of international news”, as Turness’s boss, Andrew Lack, put it.
He said that, for years, NBC News had “wanted to establish a global reach”, and Turness was moving from being President of NBC News to do just that – to become the first President of NBC News International and oversee content for the new Euronews NBC.
The channel, founded in 1993 by the European Broadcasting Union, will use NBC’s resources (an undisclosed financial investment plus all its network) alongside those of its major stakeholder, Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, to expand. Based in Lyon, Euronews broadcasts in 12 languages to around 3.3 million European viewers daily and reaches more than 160 countries.
A new network of correspondents is being built up, to be followed by the station’s first anchored “global feed”.
But why Euronews? And how has Turness fared since she stepped down as editor of ITV News in 2013 to cross the Atlantic?......more
https://rts.org.uk/article/deborah-turness-her-return-uk-news
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Fuzzy pics excuse from West, Borrell confuses Belgorod and Belgrade, Orban still speaking out
Dr Mike Yeadon. Outspoken on Twitter. worth a watch and share.
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