CBS Struggles to Defend Itself Amid Les Moonves Scandal: ‘Things Are Not Perfect’
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Grilled by critics about systemic problems with its culture amid allegations against Moonves and several showrunners, a CBS exec calls the network “a fulfilling place to work.”
BEVERLY HILLS, California — Just over a week after The New Yorker published a bombshell report of sexual-misconduct allegations against CBS chief executive Leslie Moonves, the network was in the awkward position of pitching its fall network lineup to TV critics and reporters at the Television Critics Association conference.
