News: Poppy Harlow and Phil Mattingly recently resigned from their roles as co-anchors on “CNN This Morning,” in line with the strategic direction set by CNN’s CEO, Mark Thompson, who aims to revamp morning programming and usher in a new era at CNN.
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Their Farewell Show
Harlow and Mattingly bid farewell to their roles on February 23 during their final broadcast. In their farewell segment, they expressed gratitude to the dedicated and talented crew for their hard work. The departing hosts recognized the team’s collective dedication to early morning broadcasts and praised their skills and sense of humor.
Future Roles at CNN
The specific roles that Harlow and Mattingly will undertake at CNN have not been disclosed yet. However, there is anticipation that they will continue to contribute to the network in some capacity.
Shift in Program Strategy
The rebranding of “CNN This Morning” is part of a larger restructuring of the network’s programming strategy. Kasie Hunt is slated to become the new host of the revamped show. Following her segment, “CNN News Central” will be hosted by anchors John Berman, Kate Bolduan, and Sara Sidner. Subsequently, Jim Acosta will take over as the host of “CNN Newsroom.”
Commitment to Transformation
Harlow and Mattingly’s departure from “CNN This Morning” signifies CNN’s commitment to evolving and adapting its programming. While their upcoming roles at CNN are yet to be clarified, their significant contributions to both the show and the network are recognized and valued.
FAQs:
Q: What is the reason behind the revamp of “CNN This Morning”?
A: The revamp is part of CNN’s efforts to modernize its morning programming and enhance the overall network.
Q: Will Harlow and Mattingly remain with CNN?
A: Their future roles at CNN have not been announced, but it is expected that they will continue to be part of the network in some capacity.
Q: Who are the new hosts of “CNN This Morning”?
A: Kasie Hunt will take over as the host of the revamped show, followed by anchors John Berman, Kate Bolduan, and Sara Sidner hosting “CNN News Central,” and then Jim Acosta hosting “CNN Newsroom.”