Colorado Media Newsroom
August 25th, 2014, 02:12 PM
From The Denver Post:
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After a three-year run as news director at Denver’s KDVR-KWGN, Ed Kosowski is stepping down at the end of his contract. His last day is Sept. 2.
“Denver is not feeling like a destination market to me,” he said. “Peter (Maroney, general manager) asked me to stay on. I’m not ready to make that commitment.”
Kosowski has no job lined up.
In his three years at the station, the station has experienced some ratings traction. He was previously at cnbc.com. Kosowski came in with great expectations (http://www.denverpost.com/ci_18266017), a hard-news veteran replacing an entertainment-oriented boss at the time. He saw the sometimes dispirited newsroom through a rebranding campaign, several staff changes and the return of Jeremy Hubbard as a main anchor.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/08/25/kdvr-kwgn-news-director-ed-kosowski-moving/19733/)
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After a three-year run as news director at Denver’s KDVR-KWGN, Ed Kosowski is stepping down at the end of his contract. His last day is Sept. 2.
“Denver is not feeling like a destination market to me,” he said. “Peter (Maroney, general manager) asked me to stay on. I’m not ready to make that commitment.”
Kosowski has no job lined up.
In his three years at the station, the station has experienced some ratings traction. He was previously at cnbc.com. Kosowski came in with great expectations (http://www.denverpost.com/ci_18266017), a hard-news veteran replacing an entertainment-oriented boss at the time. He saw the sometimes dispirited newsroom through a rebranding campaign, several staff changes and the return of Jeremy Hubbard as a main anchor.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/08/25/kdvr-kwgn-news-director-ed-kosowski-moving/19733/)