For Talent, Being an Open Book Carries Risks

摘要

Creeps, unfortunately, have been stalking TV talent for about as long as anchors' faces have been broadcast into viewers' family rooms. Station veterans speak of a rogue's gallery of photographs at the front desk, representing rnsketchy characters who are barred from entering the building, and chilling tales of anchors relocating to new positions across the country to escape stalkers-only to find the creep has made the trip as well. With a litany of scary interactions recently between local TV anchors and viewers, several broadcasters are assessing what's previously been a largely overlooked aspect of TV station guidelines-establishing protocols for talent in terms of social media activity.