Former CNN host Campbell Brown skewered President Obama in a fiery editorial over the weekend, calling his rhetoric about women "condescending." B...

Power couples are everywhere in the media—from TV reporters and anchors to executives, all the way through to newspaper and magazine writers. We're ...

Campbell Brown wrapped up her time at CNN Wednesday night, signing off from the network with a positive and celebratory tone. "For those who may not ...

A funny thing happened on cable news last week: CNN — yes, the beleaguered, ratings-starved, down the middle cable news network that just can't ...

By the end of this year, CNN will look dramatically different than it did a year ago. Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker will host the 8PM show and a ...

By featuring Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker, CNN appears to be a network that has lost track of the sensitivities and sensibilities of its female audience.

I think CNN is at risk of becoming a bad joke.

UPDATE: CNN has responded to Olbermann's segment through a spokesperson: "By the end of the day some people may know what's happened in the world - b...

If CNN thought a busy news-quarter — dominated by the Haiti earthquake and the health care debate — would spell the end of their primetime...

Bill Kristol has an idea for departing CNN anchor Campbell Brown: run against Chuck Schumer in New York. Kristol floated the idea in a post Wednesday...

Eliot Spitzer may join CNN for a show to be broadcast at the time slot being vacated by Campbell Brown, reports The Washington Examiner. The Examiner...

Campbell Brown is leaving CNN, where she hosts the ratings-challenged 8PM program bearing her name. "Of course I pay attention to ratings," Brown sai...

Until recently, the erosion of CNN's audience might have been attributed to the lure of Olympic competition. But now CNN trails every other news network in every Nielsen demographic category.

If any industry can be considered incestuous, it's the media. Power couples populate the industry, from TV anchors to executives and even the newspap...

Media types are there to keep themselves and their hefty paychecks forthcoming, egged on by the networks' need to create controversy. How else will they get the viewers to watch, and thus generate valuable ad revenue?

CNN host Campbell Brown criticized the White House tonight for their accusations of bias at Fox News. During her "No Bias, No Bull" segment, Brown air...

Fox News is all slant, all the time, while MSNBC is absolutely not a liberal mirror-image. The slant is not equal, nor do the two channels offset like penalties in a football game.