[Maceman]

"Flawed Report"

*Snicker*

[demlosers]

"CBS News and I have reached an amicable resolution."

How much was the payoff?

[iamright]

Can you say 'Paid Off'?

I knew you could...

[iamright]

Can you say 'Paid Off'?

I knew you could...

[This Just In]

I smell a hugh pay-off to keep mouths shut.

[martian_22]

I still want to know who actually forged the docs. I'm only mildly interested in the stooges who handled them afterward.

[NutCrackerBoy]

"disputed broadcast" - Brit Hume will have it on the Grapevine

[thoughtomator]

Which flawed report? The Dan Ra^ther catastrophe? Or the cover-up that followed, four months later, and blamed everybody but Dan and the execs?

[Fido969]

"The official, who had been briefed on the matter, insisted on anonymity because it concerned an employee's contract.

[savedbygrace]

The more we hear about the way CBS has handled this thing, the more it looks like high-level Dims were involved with the fake docs. There seems to be a large amount of shoveling to cover tracks. The FEAR is palpable.

[Deetes]

I wonder how many $million$ more it took ?

[Cultural Jihad]

wo of the three CBS journalists who had refused for more than a month to resign over a disputed broadcast concerning President Bush's National Guard service have now submitted their resignations.

In a statement released by her lawyer last night, one of the journalists, Mary Murphy, senior broadcast producer of the Wednesday edition of "60 Minutes," which broadcast the report, said, "CBS News and I have reached an amicable resolution." She added: "During my time at CBS News, I enjoyed wonderful working relationships with many talented and dedicated journalists. I wish my good colleagues well, and I look forward to moving on in my career."

. . .

[DJ Taylor]

There is still the small matter of the forgery of a government document (a felony) to be resolved. I wonder how many FBI agents have been assigned to this case?

[lilylangtree]

No complete departure by Dan Blather from CBS. He's still working behind the scenes.

[MamaLucci]

CBS: The Bleeding Continues

Well, that leaves Josh Howard as the only hold-out.

Those three other producers — including "60 Minutes" Executive Producer Josh Howard — aren't going quietly. They've refused to quit and are readying lawsuits — not only to defend their actions, but to charge that the network's report deliberately ignored evidence that implicates top CBS brass in the ongoing fiasco.

[deroberst]

In my west coast edition of the NYT, this article was on page 27, tucked in with the Theater Listings and national weather reports. It could hardly have been placed in a more obscure spot, and on a Saturday yet! Could the NYT be a bit chagrined about something? These two now-former CBSers evidently took the money and ran.