Paula Reid Expected To Depart CNN And Join MS NOW; Move Comes Amid Paramount’s Pending Acquisition Of Warner Bros. Discovery

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UPDATED: Paula Reid is expected to depart CNN, where she has served as the network’s chief legal affairs correspondent, according to sources familiar with her plans. Reid is also expected to join MS NOW, which has been building up is newsroom since its split from Comcast, according to a source familiar. An MS NOW spokesperson […]

“UPDATED: Paula Reid is expected to depart CNN, where she has served as the network’s chief legal affairs correspondent, according to sources familiar with her plans. Reid is also expected to join MS NOW, which has been building up is newsroom since its split from Comcast, according to a source familiar. An MS NOW spokesperson […]”
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