Romenesko

Los Angeles Times
Charlie Gibson's says he's a "political junkie," so Washington news will likely get big play on his newscast, as will international news. Matea Gold notes that it remains to be seen whether Gibson can help boost the audience of second-place "World News Tonight." During his first two weeks in the post, "WNT" drew a little more than 7 million viewers on average -- down from the 7.5 million who tuned in the last week Elizabeth Vargas served as anchor.