Brian Stelter will return to his home network of CNN as “Chief Media Analyst” after two years of being let go during its rebuilding phase.
Stelter announced Tuesday that he would return to and manage the network reliable sources Newsletter
“I’m returning to @CNN in a brand new role as Chief Media Analyst. I will appear on TV, develop digital content and once again manage the Trusted Source newsletter,” he wrote.
Later in the thread, Stelter described undergoing a shift in her media perspective and vowed to be “different.”
“I come back to CNN with a new perspective. See, I always scoffed at people who said ‘getting fired was the best thing that ever happened to me’ – until it happened to me. After 20+ years as a news junkie, I changed my media habits. I tuned out for a while and I was incredibly lucky to have the time to be a stay-at-home dad,” he added. “While Sunny and Story were in school, I tried on various other hats: Harvard Fellow, BBC Talking Head, magazine writer. I wrote for 20+ outlets and learned about the ups and downs of freelancing and I experienced the news like an everyday consumer. In doing so, I learned a lot about the attention economy and the information ecosystem. So this time will be different, because I am different.
I am returning @CNN In a brand new role as Chief Media Analyst. I’ll be appearing on TV, developing digital content, and once again managing the Trusted Source newsletter.
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 3, 2024
And I was incredibly lucky to have time as a stay-at-home stay-at-home. While Sunny and Story were in school, I tried on various other hats: Harvard Fellow, BBC Talking Head, magazine writer. I wrote for 20+ outlets and learned the ups and downs of freelancing…
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 3, 2024
…and I experienced the news like an everyday consumer. In doing so, I learned a lot about the attention economy and the information ecosystem. So this time will be different, because I am different.
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 3, 2024
Brian Stelter left CNN in 2022 as controversy engulfed the network following the resignation of former CNN president Jeff Zucker after he did not disclose a consensual relationship with CNN’s executive vice president and chief marketing officer, Alison Golst.
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