jim walton president of c.n.n.or i think the last ten years or so announcing he's going to be leaving the company at the end of the year so the company new the new leader who brings a different perspective different experiences and a new plan. i'll just say red eye which is a show on fox has higher ratings than c.n.n. primetime that is well read i must say though is also entertaining but you know what i really want to know whatever but it's at three am on a three am and it's beating the seven and eight pm shows on c.n.n. i do think c.n.n. made the grave mistake in today's media market of trying to genuinely report fair and balanced objective facts are the best they could i disagree because there's actually a market for that now you can if you do it well with the yeah that's what you do like when you want to internet because you want real news and not just i'm sorry but you know we we have the t.v.'s on all over often you know because you have to monitor what's going on everywhere. we go c.n.n. just does so much of

. >>> jim walton, president of cnn worldwide, announced this week that he's stepping down after ten yearsn about who will succeed him. cnn is launching a search. walton says in a statement he's proud of his tenure but that cnn needs new thinking. that starts with a new leader who brings a different perspective, different experiences and a new plan, one who will build on our great foundation and will commit to seeing it through. and i'm ready for a change. >>> a "washington post" reporter prepared a story on the collegiate learning assessment. dale devise gave the group a draft, allowed officials to suggest changes saying in one e-mail every detail is negotiable. and he suggested some of the suggestions, softened language. that goes beyond fact checking to letting sources help write your story. "post" editor has now tightened the paper's policy saying such instances will now require approval from a top editor. >>> meanwhile, that "new york times" story on how some reporters for that paper, "the washington post" and other negotiations have been negotiating with obama and romney campaign off

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