Cbs'Announcement April 10 that Stephen Colbert of Comedy Central's The Colbert Report will take over for David Letterman as Late Show host in 2015 was widely praised in the press and social media. But it also bolstered the dominance of white men behind the desks of late-night shows-something network executives seemed sensitive to as they rolled out their succession plan. CBS Entertainment chairman Nina Tassler told B&C on the day of the announcement, "As a broadcast network, you have to look at the diversity issue across the full spectrum of the schedule. I think you look at every one of our dayparts, and we have diversity across the entire schedule." CBS Corp. CEO Leslie Moonves told Bloomberg News that the 12:35 a.m. time slot-currently held by Craig Ferguson's The Late Late Show-is "up in the air" and that "a woman would be great in late night."
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机译：Cbs于4月10日宣布，喜剧中心的《科尔伯特报告》的斯蒂芬·科尔伯特将接替戴维·莱特曼出任2015年后期节目主持人，这在媒体和社交媒体上得到了广泛赞誉。但这也增强了深夜节目桌子后面白人的统治力-网络高管在推出接班人计划时似乎很敏感。 CBS Entertainment董事长尼娜·塔斯勒（Nina Tassler）在宣布当天向B＆C表示：“作为广播网络，您必须在整个时间表范围内研究多样性问题。我想您应该关注我们每个时段的情况，整个时间表的多样性。” CBS公司首席执行官莱斯利·穆恩维斯（Leslie Moonves）告诉彭博新闻社（Bloomberg News），克雷格·弗格森（Craig Ferguson）的《深夜秀》（The Late Late Show）目前正在凌晨12:35播出，“女人在深夜会很棒”。
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