Faldo to become lead analyst for CBS
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Nick Faldo joined CBS Sports as its lead golf analyst on Tuesday, giving him more air time than any other golf broadcaster but a job that will keep him from playing in the Masters.
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Study says CBS&#39; &#39;CSI-NY&#39; and NBC&#39;s &#39;Medical Investigation&#39; most eagerly awaited in new fall lineups. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Politicians looking for a quick boost this campaign season might want to look at
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On Sunday night, New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller told Jeff Fager, executive producer of CBS's "60 Minutes," that the story they had been jointly pursuing on missing Iraqi ammunition was starting to leak on the Internet.
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The Chicago Cubs and WGN-TV will welcome a familiar face and a World Series champion manager into their broadcast booth next season.
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CBS Corp said on Thursday it plans to  host advertisers at its annual May upfront presentation, after  the three-month strike by Hollywood screenwriters had put the  event in jeopardy.
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Saying the news &quot;needs backers who won&#039;t back down,&quot; former CBS anchor Dan Rather confirmed Tuesday that he&#039;s joining Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban for a weekly program that begins in October on HDNet.
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(InfoWorld) - Two key figures in theÂ Hewlett-Packard spying scandalÂ will give their sides of the story in interviews on the CBS News program "60 Minutes" on Sunday. Patricia Dunn, former chairman of the technology company who was charged with four felonies in California, and Carly Fiorina, the former chief executive officer, president and chairman, gave separate interviews on the subject, according to information released by CBS Friday. In her interview, Dunn says companies conduct such investigations often. "Every company has investigations. Investigations, by their nature, are intrusive," Dunn tells "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl. "If you think that Hewlett-Packard is the only company that has an investigations force -- which by the way, is peopled mostly with former law enforcement officers that do all kinds of private detective work, monitoring, posing as other people in order to solve problems to protect shareholder value -- you're being naÃ¯ve." Dunn tells Stahl she is innocent of the charges she and four others connected to the case are facing: using false pretenses to obtain confidential information from a public utility, unauthorized access of computer data, identity theft and conspiracy. Four other people face the same charges. Dunn made a brief court appearance Thursday in Santa Clara County Superior Court in San Jose and will return to court Nov. 17 for an arraignment. HP is based in Palo Alto, which is also in Santa Clara County. Fiorina was also interviewed by Stahl to promote her book about her HP days, "Tough Choices: A Memoir," which is to be released next week. Fiorina says she was "shocked" to discover the lengths to which investigators allegedly went to probe the source of HP leaks to the media, including the use of pretexting -- using false pretenses -- to gain access to phone records of people who were targets of the investigation. "Well, I mean, I was shocked to hear about the depth and the range of some of those tactics and -- and shocked to hear that I might have been the subject of some of them," Fiorina said. Documents released Wednesday by the California Attorney General's Office show that Fiorina's phone records were among those accessed by private investigators via pretexting. Dunn, who succeeded Fiorina as chairman after Fiorina's firing in March 2005, launched an investigation to find the source of leaks of board deliberations prior to Fiorina's firing. Dunn authorized a second probe in 2006 after a news report in January that quoted an anonymous source on HP's board. Fiorina says in the "60 Minutes" interview that she sought to find the source of news leaks when she was chairman, but that was limited compared to what has been alleged under Dunn's chairmanship. "I wouldn't call what I did when I was faced with a leak -- I wouldn't even call it an investigation. I would call it a series of conversations with people. The reality is I knew very well who had talked outside the boardroom. Only one of the people who talked outside of the boardroom confessed. But, I knew who had done it. They knew who -- they had done it and so did everyone else on the board," Fiorina says, according to a release from CBS News.
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LOS ANGELES  - Edie Falco, who will vie for Emmy glory this month for her role on HBO's "The Sopranos," is set to appear on three episodes of NBC's "30 Rock."
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CBS on Tuesday said it expects to finish the November ratings "sweep" as the No. 1 network by all key measures for the first time since 1980, when "Dallas" and "M*A*S*H" graced its prime-time schedule.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - &quot;NBC Nightly News&quot; maintained its ratings lead on Brian Williams&#39; first night as the telecast&#39;s new anchor and managing editor following Tom Brokaw&#39;s tenure of more than 20 years, NBC said Friday.
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By TIM CUPRISIN  Channel 12 general manager Frank Biancuzzo is moving up in Hearst- Argyle Television, becoming a senior vice president/group head in the chain of 29 TV stations that owns Milwaukee's ABC affiliate.
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Nick Faldo has joined Ian Woosnam and Sandy Lyle in putting his name forward to be Europeâs next Ryder Cup captain. Now the three must wait to see if Bernhard
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Univision Communications Inc., the top  U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster, is expected to name a new  chief executive on Tuesday ahead of a private equity buyout of  the company in March, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Charlie Rose, the PBS interviewer, will moonlight as a contributor to the CBS newsmagazine â60 Minutesâ beginning this season, the network announced Thursday. Mr. Rose is expected to provide several reports each season for the program. He served as a correspondent for the spinoff series â60 Minutes IIâ for six years until it was canceled in 2005. âIt will be great to have Charlie working with us again,â Jeff Fager, the executive producer of â60 Minutes,â said in a statement. âHis considerable talents will make our all-star team even better.â Mr. Rose will continue to produce and be the host of his long-running public television series.
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Dan Marino, one-time recordsetting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins but now an analyst for CBS sports, tried in an interview earlier this season to get Colts quarterback Peyton Manning
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LOS ANGELES (CBS.MW) -- Computer Associates, the beleaguered maker of corporate software, will tap a longtime IBM executive as its new chief, according to a published report Monday.
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CBS, in a bid to lure younger  viewers and boost ratings, may drop "the voice of God" single  anchor format when its longtime anchorman Dan Rather leaves in  March, the network's head said on Tuesday.