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Nick Bilton, the new chief of '60 Minutes', reaffirmed the program's commitment to journalistic independence in a memo to staff. He noted the importance of correspondents Leslie Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Sharyn Alfonsi in shaping the show's future.
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Nick Bilton, the new chief of '60 Minutes', reaffirmed the program's commitment to journalistic independence in a memo to staff. He noted the importance of correspondents Leslie Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Sharyn Alfonsi in shaping the show's future.
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