It used to be that TV consultants would tell stations what they needed to do to get higher ratings. 

Now, one Wichita station is cutting out the middle man and just having the consultant Anchor the news. 

Sometimes you can do nothing but shake your head.

I'm looking at you UCLA. 

A Longtime DC News Anchor has left the station and basically says that TV news is dead.

An Oklahoma station might have set the "Breaking News" bar to as low as it can go. 

Dan Rather weighs in on Donald Trump's attacks on the media and says that it, " "carries with it the drumbeats of threatening violence."

CBS Evening News has done something that it hasn't done in 10 years. 

Fox News hit another milestone in their ratings.

Just about everyone that works in TV, wonder if there is life after you leave it. 

This is the time of the month that many in the newsroom look forward to and others dread. 

When Fox Business launched back in 2007, it was joked about and laughed at by CNBC.

They are not laughing anymore. 

So, how do you fire your News Director and replace him on the same day? Your turn to a familiar face. 

Channel 6? Does Chicago have a new TV station in town that's producing a newscast?

CNN's media critic wants to have his cake and eat it too. CNN continues to ignore Jeff Zucker's BFF Katie Couric story on air.

Fox News and it's boss Roger Ailes are going to pick Donald Trump's Vice President candidate.

Tom Llamas made a huge mistake yesterday. The ABC News Reporter asked Trump a tough question when he should have been thanking him for all he does for this great country (well it's not great, but it will be when Trump is elected). 

Our advice to Tom and the other media that hasn't quite fallen in line like the cable nets just yet. 

Both MSNBC and CNN were teasing the fact yesterday that they would be talking to Hillary Clinton in the 4 o'clock hour.

She made one of those by a few minutes.