Publishers Weekly | BrianStelter.com
Brian Stelter’s “The Top of the Morning” — to be published by Grand Central Publishing in 2013 — will offer “a candid look at the surreal lives of the surrogate families that we invite into our homes each morning — and why the shows matter so much to the fragmenting television business.” || Stelter announces the book. || Stelter in August 2010: Early morning TV news shows are on the rise. || Shockya.com Stelter talks about tweeting, “Page One” and other matters.
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