Katie Couric is expected to leave her post as anchor of the CBS Evening News in June, writes
Howard Kurtz at the
Daily Beast. She may stay with the network in some kind of daytime or syndicated talk show, but she's also exploring deals with ABC, NBC, and Time Warner. A leading contender to replace her is 60 Minutes correspondent
Scott Pelley, who would surely make less than Couric's $15 million, writes Kurtz.
The show remains stuck in third place among the big three networks' evening newscasts, and
Joe Flint at the
Los Angeles Times notes that "CBS does not appear to be making a big push to keep her in the anchor chair." CBS CEO
Les Moonves, who brought her over from NBC, seems content to let CBS News honchos
Jeff Fager and David Rhodes handle things.
Good Riddance?
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