That's definitely reporting. But that's also ten years old. If they send him out occasionally to be onsite somewhere that's one thing. But his regular day job is to be The Face.
Again if that's now what he's hired for, they'd just stick anybody in there. For whatever reason, commercial TV news operations, both national and local, feel like they need to establish and sell a "brand". And it kind of makes sense-- everything around us is some kind of brand. We don't even vote for candidates; we vote for a brand.
This would be funny if it weren't so pathetic. You loons are trying to minimize Williams LIES by saying he's not really a reporter, or he hasn't done reporting for a long time.
He's the MANAGING EDITOR for NBC Nightly News. If you think that gives him an exemption from telling the truth, then you really need to get a grip.
"Managing editor" was covered earlier. Empty suit. I agree with Grape Juice -- "reporter" is honorific. He's hired to be a Face.
That said though, it's still moot since neither of these anecdotes were part of the news. They're personal anecdotes.
Thanks for the additional proof that your ideology is bankrupt.
Am I wrong about it? I have yet to see any story that says it came from the newscast.
He reported on the original incident in 2003. It's noteworthy that he later changed his story and NBC did nothing about it.
I don't know anything about that one; I'm here for Katrina. But I watched it and actually he says the other chopper took a hit -- not his.
Not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for here, because this doesn't fit.