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Tony Dokoupil's Challenging Start as CBS Evening News Anchor
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Tony Dokoupil Faces Challenges and Criticism in CBS Evening News Debut
Tony Dokoupil's first week as CBS Evening News anchor has been marked by strong reporting, social media scrutiny, and internal challenges, including a sudden producer dismissal and mixed reviews on his interviewing style and tour approach, as he aims to revitalize the struggling broadcast amidst a competitive landscape.
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Tony Dokoupil to debut early as CBS Evening News anchor with a focus on transparency
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