Katie Nolan, Digital Sports Media Upstart, Leaves ESPN

Cut off. Katie Couric revealed where she stands with former Today cohost Matt Lauer after he was fired in 2017 amid sexual harassment allegations.

Katie Couric sat down for an in-depth interview with Today‘s Savannah Guthrie on October 19 to speak about her new memoir, Going There, which addresses the allegations of sexual misconduct made against her former co-anchor Matt Lauer that led to his firing back in 2017. “That was really, really hard, and it took me a long time to process what was going on,” Katie, who worked on the NBC news show alongside Matt, 63, for nearly a decade, said in the interview.

Katie Couric is opening up about her complicated feelings when it comes to her former show co-host, Matt Lauer, and the sexual misconduct allegations against him.Couric appeared on the show on Tuesday to promote her new memoir, , and talked to the morning show's co-host, Savannah Guthrie. Couric and Guthrie both co-hosted with Lauer on the show before he was fired in November 2017, after being accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by several co-workers.

Katie Couric appeared on Today on Tuesday to promote her new memoir Going There, which has generated pre-publication buzz for her frank comments and her own revelations.

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Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBCUniversal is on a quest to find something often believed elusive: a new system of measuring TV audiences who don’t always use traditional television to watch their favorite shows.

Katie Couric is opening up about the sexual harassment allegations against her former “Today” co-host Matt Lauer.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorBomani Jones, the versatile ESPN personality who has gained traction with appearances on shows like “Highly Questionable” and “Around the Horn,” has found a new outlet for his work. But it’s not ESPN.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSage Steele is one of ESPN’s best-known “SportsCenter” anchors, but viewers won’t see her on air for the next few days.Steele is taking a break from her regular duties after she appeared on an outside podcast and made controversial references regarding President Barack Obama’s racial background; ESPN’s coronavirus policy; and suggested some female journalists court harassment due to their wardrobe choices.Steele has long been known to hold more conservative views

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCarlos Watson indicated Monday morning that he had much to discuss with advertisers, even though his company, Ozy Media, has been besieged by a torrent of difficult news about its relations with investors, vendors and staff.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNatalie Morales has proven herself a versatile anchor who logged time at “Today,” “Access Hollywood” and “Dateline” and still managed to find time to do daredevil stunts with colleague Jenna Bush Hager.

Katie Couric has a new tell-all book being released in a few weeks and excerpts are starting to leak online, including the portion of the book where she talks about Matt Lauer‘s firing from The Today Show.

longtime co-anchor Matt Lauer’s lecherous behavior behind the scenes at the “Today” show — and she claims the women he “damaged” reached out to her.In her new blockbuster memoir, “Going There” — which was obtained by The Post — Couric said there were plenty of tales that kept folks by the water cooler chatting.One story involving Lauer — who was fired in November 2017 following complaints of alleged sexual misconduct — actually dealt with women behind closed doors in his now-notorious office,

2017 fall from grace was “excruciatingly painful” for Katie Couric, she has revealed in her new scorched earth memoir.“I am crushed,” she recalls texting him, according to a manuscript read by the Daily Mail. “I love you and care about you deeply.

Katie Nolan, a one-time rising star at ESPN after being lured from Fox Sports, announced today online that she’s leaving the sports network.

tweeted CNN’s Brian Stelter, including the statement from CEO Carlos Watson that called the column a “hitjob.”Hamilton Nolan, who serves as the Columbia Journalism Review’s public editor for the Washington Post, added, “Journalism is a field where people who are good at writing and reporting get paid $60k to produce news, and ‘Media’ is a field where people who are good at nothing get paid a million dollars to trick rich people into losing money.”He linked to the Times story, which revealed the