[AnotherUnixGeek]

And what are people saying?

They're too busy yawning to say much of anything. Old media and it's TV news anchors are becoming less relevant with every passing second. That isn't going to change because of one middle-aged dumpy lady with strange looking eyes.

[maine-iac7]

They're too busy yawning to say much of anything. Old media and it's TV news anchors are becoming less relevant with every passing second. That isn't going to change because of one middle-aged dumpy lady with strange looking eyes.

Aww, darn. you went and stole my thoughts.

the article says: ... to the monumental moment on Tuesday, Sept. 5, when Katie Couric takes over the “CBS Evening News.”

"monumental"? - not even a tiny squiggle on any scale. But I still have the suspicion she has been off having 'monumental' nips and tucks, ala Gretta, before she faces the cameras - maybe she's going to read by candlelight to help hide those mid-age wrinkles. A middle aged woman is not perky - anywhere. (I'm a great grandma, so I can make those assertions. ;o) ...)

... will be the one clear distinctive choice.

in whose delusional pipe dreams? The writer seems to have a 'thing' for Katie - and/or the liberal press - that blinds him/her to reality.

I wont even have enough curiosity to watch her debut........I'm already bored silly on the subject of the perky, tho' wrinkled lady...no boost in ratings from here

[capt. norm]

One by one, their audience is politely and quietly making its way to the exit.

The "journalists" spend all their years in the newsroom, climbing to the top of the "heap", only to realize that the public is starting to regard it as a "garbage heap".