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Bari Weiss's first three months as CBS News editor in chief have been tumultuous, marked by internal conflicts, controversial editorial decisions like pulling a segment from 60 Minutes, and criticism from staff and media figures, amid efforts to reshape the network's culture and programming.
CBS News defended its decision to delay a '60 Minutes' report, citing the need for fairness and comprehensive coverage, despite criticism and accusations of censorship. Bari Weiss, the editor-in-chief, emphasized the importance of trust and rigorous journalism, even if controversial, amid ongoing internal and external scrutiny.
Waypoint writers resigned after Vice's parent company removed articles about Steam's new adult content ban, citing pressure from the organization Collective Shout and concerns over Google discoverability, highlighting issues of editorial independence and corporate influence in gaming journalism.
Robert Winnett, the British editor set to become the new editor of The Washington Post, has withdrawn from the position amid controversy over his journalistic practices. The Post's CEO, Will Lewis, announced the decision and stated that a new search for an executive editor would begin immediately. Winnett's appointment had faced intense scrutiny, leading to his decision to remain at the Telegraph. The situation raises questions about the future leadership and direction of The Washington Post.