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Paramount names CBS News ombudsman
Los Angeles Times
|September 09, 2025
KENNETH R. WEINSTEIN, who formerly headed the conservative Hudson Institute, will address complaints about CBS news coverage.
MARK LENNIHAN Associated Press KENNETH R. WEINSTEIN, who formerly headed the conservative Hudson Institute, will address complaints about CBS news coverage.
Paramount has named Kenneth R. Weinstein, former head of a conservative leaning Washington think tank, to be ombudsman for CBS News, fulfilling a condition of winning the Trump administration's approval for an $8-billion merger.
The company announced Monday "that complaints from consumers, employees and others" about CBS News stories will go to Weinstein, who will help determine whether remedial action is necessary.
Weinstein, who served as president and chief executive of the Hudson Institute, will report to Jeff Shell, who is president of Paramount under new owner and CEO David Ellison.
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