Dan Rather Suit Against Cbs

There was only one Tim Russert, but in selecting a suitable replacement for Meet the Press, in my opinion, there are only two names from which to choose: Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw.

Justice Ira Gammerman, the judge hearing Dan Rather's lawsuit against CBS, has issued a motion to dismiss four of the seven counts of the suit. Three...

Dan Rather slammed CBS Tuesday for trying to keep his court fight with the network out of the public eye. The newsman - who has filed a $70 million l...

A judge said Wednesday that he was leaning toward allowing Dan Rather's $70 million lawsuit over his being fired by CBS to proceed. "I concluded ther...

As an investigative journalist, I can only say what happened to you nationally was also happening locally. You were told to conform to a Republican agenda or shut up.

The major crime perpetrated against Dan Rather by CBS was making him an anchorman. Of course, Rather was a co-conspirator, an accessory to the crime. He never should have taken the job.

Here's the problem I have with Dan Rather's lawsuit against CBS: He thinks he's telling us something we don't already know.

If I were to underline one thing about Dan Rather's $70 million suit against CBS, it's the theatricality of it, which is also the key to understanding Rather himself.

Dan Blather can manage to become the drama instead of the news. But it's not as if he was some kid just out of a high school journalism 101 class.

With which word did Dan Rather sign off his nightly broadcast for one weird week in 1986? a) "Spunk" b) "Courage" c) "Guts"

I make it a point not to feel sorry for people who make $8 million a year. (This is especially true in Dan Rather's case because he keeps meeting me a...

He's not giving up. He feels he has been wronged. He wants to prove it. And he is determined to stick it to CBS executives in the process. "The only ...

Somewhere, the ghost of Edward R. Murrow is smiling. And if the classic Network's Howard Beale was real, he would be going heh-heh.