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The noise level and table hopping were at a minimum today at Michael's, but there was still a tasty mix of moguls (Tom Freston), talking heads (Joe Kernan, Star Jones) and EICs (Amy Astley, Jay Fielden) who kept things interesting. Charlie Rose, Star Jones, Joe Kernan and Jack Welch Hold Court New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.  

Charlie Rose and Gayle King gushed over network forebear Walter Cronkite on Tuesday's CBS This Morning, as they interviewed left-leaning presidential Douglas Brinkley about his new book on the journalist. King touted Cronkite as a "legend ...  

"I would not have imagined that you would have me on this show, no," confessed Cohen, who nonetheless breezily chattered about his book, his Bravo shows, and his journey to becoming the host of his own late-night talk show. "I grew up sitting this far away ...  

Dylan Tweney / VentureBeat: Larry Page on Charlie Rose: “We're still waiting” for Facebook to unlock user data  —  Google chief executive Larry Page appears on PBS show “Charlie Rose” this evening at 11 p.m. local time.  —  In the show, Page addresses a wide range of topics, starting with today's surprising news …  

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Last night, PBS, Charlie Rose had as his guest a guy named Donald Gogel, president, chief executive officer at private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. Charlie Rose said to Donald Gogel, "You were a strong supporter of the president in 2008. Are you concerned about the nature of the president's rhetoric on private equity and Bain Capital and Mitt Romney?" GOGEL: I'm concerned that in the noise, in the tornado of...  

(CBS News) "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose recently spoke with former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. A transcript of the conversation is posted below. Charlie Rose: How would you assess our national security today? Robert Gates ...  

In the latest example of the liberal media painting the Republican Party as somehow extreme, Charlie Rose touted a headline from the New York Times on Thursday's CBS This Morning that negatively spotlighted a Republican group's upcoming ad ...  

The Charlie Rose Brain Series: Autism. Nobel Laureate and Columbia University professor Dr. Eric Kandel co-hosts a discussion on autism with Gerald Fischbach, the Scientific Director of the Simons Foundation; Uta Frith, Emeritus Professor of ...  

Early morning’s Charlie Rose had another late night last night as the “CBS This Morning” anchor moderated a discussion  sponsored by The Guardian called “Commercial Pressures vs. Journalistic Standards.” FishbowlNY was there: The panel featured ...  

Leena Rao / TechCrunch: Jack Dorsey Talks Square, Twitter, And Instagram-Facebook With Charlie Rose  —  Twitter co-founder, and Square CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey sat down with Charlie Rose yesterday to talk about the two companies he's developed as well as Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of Instagram and the “digital revolution.”  

Sebastian Thrun, founder of Google X, sat with Charlie Rose this week to talk about the Google Glass Project. Thrun also taked about other projects he is involved in including artificial intelligence research, Google’s self-driving cars, and Udacity, his free …  

(RTTNews) - A day after GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney won three key primaries, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) urged Rick Santorum to step down on "CBS This Morning" with Charlie Rose. "It's clear [Romney's] the nominee," McCain said Wednesday ...  

"I think you got that," "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose remarked. Rosenthal added that the festival brings attention to all films - not just the big-budget blockbusters. She said, "There's a lot of people who pay attention to the ...  

On CBS’ This Morning, he told hosts Charlie Rose and Erica Hill that the regulation was “strangling” religious freedom even with the accommodations given to religious organizations: DOLAN: What we’re worried about now is the exemption ...  

Later, Boehner sat down with "CBS This Morning" anchor Charlie Rose, who asked the Speaker what Romney needs to do going forward.