CNN's Chief Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid is poised to leave the network ahead of Paramount's takeover, according to reports. Her exit comes as Paramount, which owns CBS,

CNN’s chief legal affairs correspondent Paula Reid has decided to leave the network rather than remain through David Ellison’s looming takeover of parent company Warner Bros. Discovery, according to a report.

Bari Weiss' tenure as CBS News' editor-in-chief continues to be a topic of discussion, as some have taken issue with editorial and personnel changes she's made. More recently, pun

Mark Thompson, like his many employees, is feeling the tension as Paramount merger looms.

CNN has elevated veteran reporter Brian Abel to anchor and correspondent, expanding his role across the network’s TV and digital platforms as the cable news giant reshapes its on-air lineup. The promotion, which was announced Thursday by the Warner Bros.

CNN just unveiled CNN All Access, which will give full access to its TV feed and website. Insiders hope it fares better than the short-lived CNN+.

Rising star reporter Paula Reid has seemingly stunned CNN bosses by quitting the network, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

It began in the woods. A kernel of an idea to create CNN came to Ted Turner as he was taking a walk through nature, as former chief operating officer Steve Korn remembers it. Cable and satellite delivery were changing the way people viewed television, and ...