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Duly Quoted: No One Wants to Hang with Katie
"People need to accept the brand of Katie Couric into their lives. You need them to want to spend time with Katie Couric. They're not willing to do that right now. The more time they spend with Katie Couric, whether it's for free or pumped out through a million channels, the better it's going to be for CBS."
-Ad executive Robert Rasmussen, quoted in The New York Times Magazine's awkwardly conceptualized "Screens" issue, offering advice to CBS on how to build a bigger audience for Katie Couric. Rasmussen says he had never watched her show before the magazine asked her to. "And I gotta tell you, sitting in front of the TV for that long watching news was painful to me. I realized that I never get a half-hour's worth of predigested content from one source anymore.". □





