Former CBS anchor warns Paramount merger marks 'the end' of the network and 'honest' journalism
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Former CBS anchor Connie Chung expressed fears that the recent Paramount-Skydance merger could mark the end of "honest" autonomous journalism at CBS News.
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Based on the newly formed company Paramount Skydance Corp., the former "CBS Evening News" anchor suggested the network she was a part of could lose all of its independence.
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