Margaret Sullivan expresses concerns over the appointment of Bari Weiss as editor-in-chief, marking a departure from CBS's roots.
The network, once known as the "Tiffany Network", was home to renowned journalists like Walter Cronkite and innovator of 60 Minutes.
Its decline has been painful for those who admired CBS in its heyday, with a rich history of public mission and notable programs.
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The CBS news department was once a benchmark for excellence, with notable figures like Ed Sullivan, who broke down racial barriers on his show.
Author's summary: CBS News' decline is painful to watch.