The Miami Herald profiled ‘office spouses’ and featured CBS4 News anchors Cynthia Demos and Jorge Estevez.
The two say they instantly clicked when they worked together at WFTV-9 in Orlando and consider themselves to be an office couple.
I always thought they had great chemistry together, it shows on TV they’re friends. Too bad management split them.
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Four months after leaving WFOR CBS 4 for Colombia Brian Andrews has landed a permanent gig with Colombia’s largest TV network RCN.
He’ll produce a series called “Colombia through my eyes” and will be “basically driving all over the country for the next two months, stopping off in small towns along the way, telling unique stories”.
Also, in a few months Brian will begin anchoring “Colombia Now” RCN’s first daily English-language newscast.
He’s also freelancing for Al-Jazeera and says on his blog Colombia’s Semana Magazine is interested in a daily web-based English newscast.
This Saturday April 12 from 1pm to 3pm Big Brother will hold a casting call in Miami. So if you want to be locked up in a house for up to 3 months and strut your naked body for everyone to see online apply within. Rules say you must be 21 or over
A reader dropped me a note saying they saw Christina Puig reporting for Univision 23 last night. Puig formerly a WFOR CBS 4 reporter has worked at CNN and Univision before joining WFOR.
In her latest blog post Channel 10 reporter Glenna Milberg has a bit of advice for a certain reporter from a certain station who while reporting on the crane accident that happened in Miami might have shared her own point of view a bit much rather than report the facts.
The unnamed reporter lives right across from the accident site. Elliot Rodriguez mentioned she did before tossing to her and she acknowledged as much. In her taped report she again mentions living close by and grabbing her camera to tape what’s happening. Then at the end of her life shot Elliot Rodriguez asked her what went trough her mind as she witnessed the event.
Milberg didn’t think it was appropriate for the reporter to include so much “self-centered verbal debris” (I saw, I taped, I called, I felt etc..). Stressing she means well, she offered her advice: “explain, unravel and find out what went wrong, how, why ….” Milberg didn’t mention the station or the reporter.
We’ll just make a wild guess, based on the post, that the station is WFOR and reporter in question is Natalia Zea. And the video report in question can be seen here
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