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Why does he eat crow here, but doesn't admit to all of the other errors in his column?
In our Monday media column, we had an item stating Ric Harris, the outgoing general manager at WEWS Channel 5, had been "firmly pushed" from his job as station GM. We lacked the proper sourcing to substantiate that statement. It should not have been made in our column. We regret the error.
Harris, Channel 5's GM since Sept. 2000, is leaving to become executive vice president and general manager of Digital Media and Strategic Marketing at NBC Universal in New York City. NBC Universal ranks No. 6 among the nation's top 25 media companies, with $12.9 billion in revenue.
In his new position at NBC Universal - created for him by the company - Harris will oversee its emerging media on multiple platforms, including digital TV, billboards, online, broadband and wireless services. He also will work directly with NBC's 14 owned-and-operated TV stations, located in top markets that include New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago.
In our Monday media column, we had an item stating Ric Harris, the outgoing general manager at WEWS Channel 5, had been "firmly pushed" from his job as station GM. We lacked the proper sourcing to substantiate that statement. It should not have been made in our column. We regret the error.
Harris, Channel 5's GM since Sept. 2000, is leaving to become executive vice president and general manager of Digital Media and Strategic Marketing at NBC Universal in New York City. NBC Universal ranks No. 6 among the nation's top 25 media companies, with $12.9 billion in revenue.
In his new position at NBC Universal - created for him by the company - Harris will oversee its emerging media on multiple platforms, including digital TV, billboards, online, broadband and wireless services. He also will work directly with NBC's 14 owned-and-operated TV stations, located in top markets that include New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago.