CTV Leadership Crisis Ready To Explode: Anonymous Source
So, to get the ball rolling, I will confirm that anonymous CTV employees are none too happy about the selection of Graham Richardson as interim host (especially after earlier reports that John McCallum would get the job). Many programing strategists feel that in these turbulent political times, it is essential to have a permanent host in place so as to not appear divided. Senior members of Globemedia are privately concerned that not naming a permanent host by the time Harper's January 27th throne speech is read would create a leadership vacuum that Don Newman could exploit. As a result, many are quietly urging the appointment of Tom Clark as host, even if this means that not all the other candidates will be fully vetted for the job.
However, well-connected media insiders say that Rosemary Thompson would prefer a longer hiring period, as this would allow her grass roots campaign to gather momentum. Sources close to Rosie confirm that many viewers are concerned about Tom Clark's time outside of the country as Washington Bureau chief, and this could become her main campaign wedge issue.
Rest assured, we will all be following this CTV leadership crisis with bated breath.
Labels: Rosemary Thompson, Senators in waiting, Tom Clark
29 Comments:
What about the dark horse candidates, like Senator George Baker, or if they wait a few days, Stephen Harper?
By Anonymous, at 6:03 p.m.
Doesn't matter who hosts the show, it will be identical. They only disseminate Harperite talking points anyway.
By Jay, at 6:38 p.m.
Clever.
By Chrystal Ocean, at 7:03 p.m.
Give me Rosemary or let the program die. Actually give me Rosemary on Question Period instead of Jane Taber and let Duffy Live Die.
By kenchapman, at 7:12 p.m.
Today's first "On the Hill" was a boring hour. I hope things improve.
By Joanne (True Blue), at 7:49 p.m.
Joe the Plumber is now a reporter, apparently. He certainly would stick to the right wing side of things that CTV would require.
By Anonymous, at 10:05 p.m.
Meanwhile, Frank McKenna continues to forever test the waters on becoming CTV's media leader.
By Mike514, at 10:26 p.m.
Ahem ...
By David, at 10:56 p.m.
Wait a second --- why not David Akin? But they would have to fire Bob Fife for that, wouldn't they?
By Anonymous, at 11:05 p.m.
Richardson would be qualified to fill Duffy's shoes. He certainly did a wonderful job felating the Tories in Alberta when he was posted at Global Edmonton. That seems to be the only requirement.
By Anonymous, at 11:17 p.m.
Has the time come for "one viewer, one vote"?
By Pareta, at 11:30 p.m.
McCallum in broadcasting? With his speech impediment? You got to be kidding me!
By Anonymous, at 2:37 a.m.
If you're asked David Akin, please don't do it!!
You're one of the few balanced reporters we have left in this country.
Don't stoop to the lowest common denominator. How about hitting Global up for your own show?
By Anonymous, at 9:51 a.m.
Clever indeed. You always top your previous efforts - you're good stuff.
By Anonymous, at 10:48 a.m.
David Akin for "On the Hill" host!
By Anonymous, at 11:20 a.m.
Senior CTV sources have confirmed Jane Taber is a twit. An anonymous CTV executive also claimed she has admited she never actually attended a journalism school, which explains her crappy reporting over the past years. Meanwhile, one CTV card carrying viewer said she would boycott the program 'On The Hill' if Jane Taber was not replaced in her 'reporting' duties.
In conclusion, anonymous sources are highly credible, and Jane Taber deserves to not be considered for the job due to the reliable ones who helped write this story.
By kenlister1, at 12:50 p.m.
What time was this show on anyways?
By Anonymous, at 5:15 p.m.
Anon @ 5:15 PM: It should be on now. (It airs weekdays at 5 pm and 8 pm.)
I'm less concerned with who hosts it than with how it's hosted: some people seem to think that "balance" means having one person to the "left" and "right" of their own viewpoint, rather than actually representing two sides to a given issue, from the left and the right of the overall political spectrum.
Others seem to think "balance" means one representative from every Major Party, no matter how many of them represent the same general part of the spectrum.
I preferred Duffy's overall approach to "balance", generally trying to ensure an appropriate variety of perspectives were well represented, and generally avoiding having four guests gang-up on one (as the Election Debate format encouraged).
Who is capable of finding that balance?
By Paul, at 5:41 p.m.
Cut out the middleman. Just give the damned show to Harper.
By The Mound of Sound, at 7:32 p.m.
All those names mean nothing.
The only people in real consideration are current or former fundraisers for Harper's leadership campaign or from the CONsevative party
I do hope Anon was being sarcastic about Duffy being balanced.
Consider the many times he conveniently interupted a Liberal guest with 'news' from his crackberry?
Consider how many times that 'news' was BS gossip bashing Liberals.
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