Brian Stelter

What we've learned this year about covering the war on democracy.

Licht's departure is just the latest in a string of earthshaking moves for CNN. 

We continue our ‘Watch Party’ discussing Season 2 of, 'The Morning Show,' by speaking with Brian Stelter, author of 'Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV.'

Brian Stelter on his new book "Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth."

Brian Stelter, CNN Chief Media Correspondent and executive producer, and director Andrew Rossi discuss the new HBO documentary, “After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News.”

A new book from CNN's Brian Stelter. 

Long a megaphone for conservative talking points, under the Trump administration Fox News has become more of a walkie-talkie. Bob investigates.

After a contentious exchange between a CNN reporter and Donald Trump at his press conference earlier this week, a look into how Trump might deal with the media as president.

One TV exec argues that the television renaissance is over because there is simply too much content being produced. Has American TV really reached its peak?

Amazon and Hachette have finally reached an agreement. The two companies will begin trading again as usual, with Hachette setting the prices of its e-books.

For $39 a month, AT&T and Amazon are offering new subscribers broadband Internet, HBO, and a variety of new, Amazon-exclusive programs, and hoping young viewers buy in.

ESPN and Univision have seen ratings spike during the World Cup. Brian Stelter, CNN's senior media correspondent and host of CNN's "Reliable Sources," talks about what the games mean commercially and how the broadcasts make money with few advertisements.

A new tv news show launched in New Jersey this week, called Chasing NJ. It’s supposed to revolutionize local news by modelling it after syndicated celebrity-gossip show TMZ. Chasing NJ has already sparked outcry from Jersey politicians who want the FCC to rescind the license of its broadcast station, WWOR. Bob talks to the Brian Stelter of the New York Times about the new show.

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Brian Stelter, New York Times media reporter and author of the new book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV, discusses his book about the battle between Good Morning America and The Today Show, and the role of these morning shows in the national media landscape.

"Game of Thrones" has set an illegal download record, and HBO seems OK with it. Aero is letting subscribers watch live television on their computers, much to the chagrin of the networ...

As Netflix rolls out original programming like "House of Cards," it's taken the spotlight as a competitor to traditional cable networks.  Soon however,  the network will have additi...

Brian Stelter, New York Times reporter and author of the Media Decoder column, discusses Al Jazeera's purchase of Current TV and its future presence on American television.

It's almost too late for real storm preparation in much of the east coast as Hurricane Sandy approaches. Brian Stelter, reporter for our partner The New York Times is in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Cable subscribers are paying for the shows they watch — and many they don't watch, too. 'À la carte' pricing could change all that.

The top court upheld the health care law Thursday, but initial reports from Fox and CNN outside the Supreme Court said the mandate had been overturned. What went wrong?