CBS will become the first network to offer a live simulcast of its evening news broadcast on the Internet, when Katie Couric becomes anchor of the ‘CBS Evening News’ on Sept. 5.
CBS will become the first network to offer a live simulcast of its evening news broadcast on the Internet, when Katie Couric becomes anchor of the ‘CBS Evening News’ on Sept. 5.
The network also announced a number of other new broadcast features that will be available online and on other platforms, including:
• “Couric & Company” – a blog exploring the day’s news through links to exclusive, free video, and contributions from CBS News correspondents around the world.
• “Eye to Eye” – a daily, on-demand web-exclusive feature hosted by Couric offering extended interviews with top newsmakers. The segment will be posted on CBSNews.com by mid-afternoon and will be available for audio and video podcast and on iTunes.
• “CBS News First Look with Katie Couric” – a web-exclusive rundown, available early each weekday afternoon, of the stories being considered for coverage on that night’s broadcast.
• “Katie Couric’s Notebook” – a one-minute look at top story or issue by Couric, available as an audio and video podcast and on iTunes.