Generally speaking, it's the wave of the future.

Generally speaking, it's the wave of the future. But the future will not arrive on November 7. This is a stepping stone for the future.

Interviewing has replaced reporting as the high-profile position.

It's about time the morning shows got caught for making journalistic misjudgments.

They realized that they were losing credibility by being too tabloid.

There was a time with broadcast television's economic model when it made a lot of sense to spend a lot of money on celebrity journalists. But now, we're in an era of media fragmentation, which is only going to get more extreme.

They had her flying around with the Thunderbirds, and obviously that was a high-profile story for her, but that's not the kind of thing that's going to turn heads.

They have always been very careful to groom replacements in-house, teach them the house style and basically have them fit into the ongoing mechanism that exists already.

This is someone who cares about what the future of his organization will look like and who will represent it. He can't go back on this plan.

After a slow start in the first week, The Early Show has offered the heaviest coverage in the last two weeks.