Now free to pursue another gig. Details:
http://www.deadline.com/2013/03/keith-olbermann-wins-settlement
http://www.deadline.com/2013/03/keith-olbermann-wins-settlement
DToTheJ said:The new gig he is reportedly coveting is, believe it or not, his old digs at ESPN - you know, the network where he didn't just burn a bridge, he "napalmed" it.
http://www.thebiglead.com/index.php...s-hiring-line-up-with-rick-reillys-departure/
SixtiesGuy said:DToTheJ said:The new gig he is reportedly coveting is, believe it or not, his old digs at ESPN - you know, the network where he didn't just burn a bridge, he "napalmed" it.
http://www.thebiglead.com/index.php...s-hiring-line-up-with-rick-reillys-departure/
He should try the new Al Jazeera USA network. Perfect fit.
SixtiesGuy said:He should try the new Al Jazeera USA network. Perfect fit.
umfan said:I bet he's getting less than $1M from Current. Serious bucks to be sure, but nothing like he would've been entitled to had he just done his job.
I don't see him back at ESPN.
landtuna said:I don't know if the ESPN suits want the inflammatory KO back again but you have to admit there are very few people with his love and knowledge of baseball and that might be important to ESPN's viewers.
Robnoxious said:SixtiesGuy said:He should try the new Al Jazeera USA network. Perfect fit.
Keith could barely tolerate living in Bristol, CN when he worked for ESPN.
I'd imagine Doha, Qatar would be a bit of a culture shock for KO.
KeithE4 said:landtuna said:I don't know if the ESPN suits want the inflammatory KO back again but you have to admit there are very few people with his love and knowledge of baseball and that might be important to ESPN's viewers.
I just can't see him being hired anywhere, in news or sports, anymore. The guy has made himself absolute poison to just about every major broadcast employer in the country. Who hasn't he been fired from worked for yet? CBS? He's already been thrown out of Disney/ESPN, CNN, Fox, and (MS)NBC.
Robnoxious said:Keith could barely tolerate living in Bristol, CN when he worked for ESPN.
Mark said:But if he's willing to take lower pay, someone will offer him work. Controversy is a GOOD thing, as long as it doesn't cost a heck of a lot.
FreddyE1977 said:SixtiesGuy said:DToTheJ said:The new gig he is reportedly coveting is, believe it or not, his old digs at ESPN - you know, the network where he didn't just burn a bridge, he "napalmed" it.
http://www.thebiglead.com/index.php...s-hiring-line-up-with-rick-reillys-departure/
He should try the new Al Jazeera USA network. Perfect fit.
Where Al Jazeera comes from they stone employees like Olbermann.