The photograph of Moonves accompanying the article is appropriate, it shows him doing something he shouldn't be doing.

Like Eddie Wilson said to "word man" Frank Ridgeway in Eddie and the Cruisers

Words and Music man.

CBS has forgotten the words. Like when the Cruisers tried to make it without Frank Ridgeway.

Moonves is doing "Betty Lou has a new pair of Shoes." Great music, great pictures, snazzy special effects, no lyrics.

The network has zero credibility, as long as Katie Couric does the news or conducts interviews of important personalities! She destroyed Valerie Plame's "60 Minutes" interview, just as she destroyed the Edwards' interview! In attempting to "make news," she pushes too hard like an amateur, and comes off sounding like the "Wicked Witch of the West!" No other Democrat should consent to an interview by her ever again!!!

The wonderful thing that the media and the public will never get their heads around, is that NO ONE knows what will be a hit with the public. That's why, when something hits, everyone else rushes to copy it.

The fickle public taste cannot be anticipated. And there is no formula for success-- you have to throw things against the wall and see what sticks. But in order to keep raking in their 8 figure salaries these guys have to keep playing the game that someone knows how to produce a winner.

CBS has experienced a sharp decline in viewers and CBS president, Les Moonbeam, says everything is just ducky. What a complacent attitude for a CEO. I'm selling my CBS stock immediately.

The alphabet channels need to stick to soap operas. News is for grownups. Katie Couric looks pretty that's all she's got going for her. I liked Deborah Norville better now she was HOT!!!

Is there a reference to ducks I was supposed to get? ("CBS is just ducky.")

You can only recycle "evening soaps" so many times. It started with shows like Dallas. I have always believe you have be a bit mental to watch soap opera, which are start to finish doom & gloom and betrayal. I was glad they were only on in daytime when so many Liberal women could watch and mimic their behavior. But when Dallas hit prime time I realized TV was about to start a long slow spiral to perversion. And it did.

Repackage a soap and call it a new name in a new location. Network TV is doomed, thank goodness.

Moonves also said that Couric was excellent. Money Moonrayes does not equal competence.

I think Network TV as a whole is sort of on its last leg.

The ratings and success of all networks follow a cyclical trend. Without any new megahit in the CBS horizon, this is the quiet before the storm. Katie Couric is an omen.

Only if you give a sh*t what Donny Deutsch says.