Former CBS News president Susan Zirinsky is returning to a leadership role at the news division as executive editor on a temporary basis. CBS CEO George Cheeks announced Zirinsky’s role in a ...

Former CBS News president Susan Zirinsky is returning to a leadership role at the news division as executive editor on a temporary basis. CBS CEO George Cheeks announced Zirinsky’s role in a memo ...

Susan Zirinsky Returns to Exec Role at CBS News as Network Tackles “Perceived Bias” Zirinsky will be tasked with overseeing “highly complex, sensitive issues like the war in the Middle East ...

Former CBS News head Susan Zirinsky is back on a temporary basis as Executive Editor while the division looks for a full-time replacement. In a memo sent to staffers Monday night, co-CEO of ...

As a White House producer in the 1970s, CBS News' Susan Zirinsky had a front-row seat to Jimmy Carter's presidency. She joins "CBS Mornings Plus" to share her memories and insights on his impact.

Susan Zirinsky, a veteran of TV-news, has lately set her sights on new frontiers. The former CBS News President and executive producer of “48 Hours,” has since 2012 led See It New Studios, a ...

Susan Zirinsky, a veteran of TV-news, has lately set her sights on new frontiers. The former CBS News President and executive producer of “48 Hours,” has since 2012 led See It New Studios, a Paramount ...

Susan Zirinsky has criticized documentarians who pay their contributors as she urges her fellow execs to “keep your moral compass.” The former CBS News President, who is now running CBS ...

Journalist and program producer Susan Zirinsky, president of See It Now Studios, is set to deliver a keynote during the MIPDoc Co-Production Summit, taking place April 17 in Cannes.

Susan Zirinsky has been toiling away in the trenches of CBS News for 50 years now, having started her network career in 1972 as a 20-year-old part-time clerk for the Washington bureau where, yes ...

Susan Zirinsky is back in a job where she can do one of her favorite things: tell a few stories. For decades, Zirinsky, who left her role as president of CBS News last year, had big tales to relate.