WSJ: Katie Couric poised to leave CBS News

April 10th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in CBS, Editors' pick, Journalism, USA, television

The CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric is likely to leave the broadcaster long before her contract expires, according to CBS executives.

Couric, who joined CBS in June 2006, is only halfway through a five-year contract, but has struggled to pull in viewers - the programme has seen record ratings lows in the last two years.

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