By: John Koblin, Michael M. Grynbaum
Her exit, planned for early next year, is a seismic shift for NBC and opens up a pair of morning TV’s most coveted anchor chairs.
John Koblin is a journalist at The New York Times. He has been writing about the media industry since 2007, with a focus on television, publishing, and entertainment, including notable insights on HBO and Netflix. His work has been featured in various prominent publications such as Vanity Fair, Fortune, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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John Koblin's articles primarily cover entertainment news, including Hollywood, actors, labor strikes in the entertainment industry, and television. He also covers business-related topics within the entertainment industry.
If you are reaching out to John Koblin with a pitch or as a source, consider providing insights related to evolving stories in the entertainment industry such as changes in TV ratings, behind-the-scenes happenings on popular shows or movies, and developments regarding prominent figures like actors or writers. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing business aspects of the entertainment industry (e.g., box office performance, streaming service competition), your input may be valuable for his coverage.
Since John does not specify a geographic focus and covers international events related to Hollywood and television extensively; therefore pitches involving global trends or major developments could also be relevant for him.
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