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ALLISON GOLLUST SAGA: WARNERMEDIA WON’T SAY WHAT OUSTED CNN BOSS JEFF ZUCKER DID TO...
Allison Gollust saga: WarnerMedia won’t say what ousted CNN boss Jeff Zucker did to violate news standards
WarnerMedia and parent company AT&T have stayed silent on what now former CNN boss Jeff Zucker did to violate the network’s News Standards and Practices after it was revealed 'journalism integrity' was breached by the ousted executive. Zucker was showered with praise from CNN’s biggest stars when he was shown the door earlier this month for what was initially chalked up as a consensual relationship with fellow CNN executive Allison Gollust that was never disclosed to the company. CNN staffers and outside observers alike never bought that explanation. as their relationship was said to be an 'open secret' throughout the media industry. But on Tuesday night. WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar announced Gollust would also leave the company after a third party probe into CNN’s handling of the 'issues' associated with Chris Cuomo and his big brother. former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. D.. found that everyone involved violated company policies related directly to news. ALLISON GOLLUST RESIGNS FROM CNN FOLLOWING JEFF ZUCKER OUSTER 'The investigation found violations of Company policies. including CNN's News Standards and Practices. by Jeff Zucker. Allison Gollust. and Chris Cuomo.' Kilar wrote. indicating Zucker’s nondisclosed sexual relationship was not the reason he was forced to step down. The letter also indicated that more than 40 people were interviewed and over 100.000 texts and emails were combed through. The revelation came on the heels of an explosive Rolling Stone report that Zucker and Gollust fed 'talking points' to the former governor on how to respond to former President Trump’s criticism of the New York COVID crisis. WarnerMedia declined comment when asked a series of questions including. how did Zucker violate CNN's News Standards and Practices and whether texts and emails reviewed indicate that he advised Andrew Cuomo when he was governor of New York. CNN executive vice president of standards and practices Calvin Sims did not immediately respond to a request for comment. WarnerMedia parent AT&T did not respond to a request for comment. CNN SCANDAL: JEFF ZUCKER. ALLISON GOLLUST GAVE GOV. CUOMO COVID ‘TALKING POINTS’ TO COMBAT TRUMP. REPORT SAYS Kilar previously faced the wrath of Zucker loyalists when he held a series of town hall style meetings with CNN staffers. who were bewildered their beloved boss was forced to exit. The network’s biggest stars including Jake Tapper. Dana Bash and Alisyn Camerota reportedly complained about everything from the punishment not fitting the crime to the sudden dismissal impacting mental health. Other CNN stars including Don Lemon and Fareed Zakaria openly celebrated Zucker on the air. C
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WarnerMedia and parent company AT&T have stayed silent on what now former CNN boss Jeff Zucker did to violate the network’s News Standards and Practices after it was revealed 'journalism integrity' was breached by the ousted executive. Zucker was showered with praise from CNN’s biggest stars when he was shown the door earlier this month for what was initially chalked up as a consensual relationship with fellow CNN executive Allison Gollust that was never disclosed to the company. CNN staffers and outside observers alike never bought that explanation. as their relationship was said to be an 'open secret' throughout the media industry. But on Tuesday night. WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar announced Gollust would also leave the company after a third party probe into CNN’s handling of the 'issues' associated with Chris Cuomo and his big brother. former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. D.. found that everyone involved violated company policies related directly to news. ALLISON GOLLUST RESIGNS FROM CNN FOLLOWING JEFF ZUCKER OUSTER 'The investigation found violations of Company policies. including CNN's News Standards and Practices. by Jeff Zucker. Allison Gollust. and Chris Cuomo.' Kilar wrote. indicating Zucker’s nondisclosed sexual relationship was not the reason he was forced to step down. The letter also indicated that more than 40 people were interviewed and over 100.000 texts and emails were combed through. The revelation came on the heels of an explosive Rolling Stone report that Zucker and Gollust fed 'talking points' to the former governor on how to respond to former President Trump’s criticism of the New York COVID crisis. WarnerMedia declined comment when asked a series of questions including. how did Zucker violate CNN's News Standards and Practices and whether texts and emails reviewed indicate that he advised Andrew Cuomo when he was governor of New York. CNN executive vice president of standards and practices Calvin Sims did not immediately respond to a request for comment. WarnerMedia parent AT&T did not respond to a request for comment. CNN SCANDAL: JEFF ZUCKER. ALLISON GOLLUST GAVE GOV. CUOMO COVID ‘TALKING POINTS’ TO COMBAT TRUMP. REPORT SAYS Kilar previously faced the wrath of Zucker loyalists when he held a series of town hall style meetings with CNN staffers. who were bewildered their beloved boss was forced to exit. The network’s biggest stars including Jake Tapper. Dana Bash and Alisyn Camerota reportedly complained about everything from the punishment not fitting the crime to the sudden dismissal impacting mental health. Other CNN stars including Don Lemon and Fareed Zakaria openly celebrated Zucker on the air. C
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