Stephen Battaglio is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times. He covers a range of topics related to the media and broadcasting industry, including television, politics, and significant events like the Super Bowl, with a keen focus on the intersection of media and legal affairs. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Miami Herald, and The Boston Herald.
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Stephen Battaglio's coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics, including entertainment, government & politics, sports, and business. He often covers events and evolving stories related to cable news, mergers and acquisitions in the media industry, as well as radio and talk shows.
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Rachel Maddow is going back to nightly prime-time duty on MSNBC.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The availability of local TV news on digital platforms provided horrific yet compelling images of destruction to a global audience well beyond Los Angeles.
By: Stephen Battaglio
As the devastating wildfires began to sweep across Los Angeles on Jan. 7, frightened residents were not turning to Netflix.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The TV viewership for President Trump's historic second inauguration fell far short of the audience for his first ceremony in 2017 and former President Biden's 2021 event.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The TV viewership for President Trump's historic second inauguration fell far short of the audience for his first ceremony in 2017 and former President Biden's 2021 event.
The TV viewership for President Trump's historic second inauguration fell far short of the audience for his first ceremony in 2017 and former President Biden's 2021 event.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The former White House correspondent was once banned from the briefing room by the Trump administration. CNN wants to move his program to midnight.
Fans of Jim Acosta may soon have to wait until the midnight hour to see their favorite CNN anchor — or perhaps not see him at all.
By: Stephen Battaglio
Acosta, a fixture on the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned network since 2007, is mulling a proposal from CNN Chairman and Chief Executive Mark Thompson
By: Stephen Battaglio
CNN is cutting 6% of its workforce as the news organization tries to reinvent itself for TV's digital future.
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