Miami Herald
Edward Wasserman says CNBC no longer perceives a difference between journalist and show pony. He doesn't buy the network's claim that
Maria Bartiromo's jet-setting is source development. "She's a corporate emissary and brand-enhancement, helping favored companies -- many of them CNBC advertisers -- to put on successful events. So what happens when her duties as a journalist obligate her to report news that would displease her network-approved consorts on the intercontinental banquet circuit? Do we get the news, or do they get the Money Honey? Do you have to ask?"
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She hasn't said a word about this, which is how a celebrity acts (WP)
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Kneale says the real story is Citi's faltering, not Bartiromo (Forbes)
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Bartiromo: CEOs can get a fair shake when talking to reporters (NYSE)
