CBS celebrates first anniversary of "Washington Unplugged"
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CBS hosted a cocktail party Wednesday evening in honor of the one-year anniversary of their daily political webcast "Washington Unplugged." The event, held at the Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel on 14th St., drew out many journalists wishing to celebrate with CBS.
"I think Washington Unplugged is a tremendous opportunity for the bureau," said Christopher Isham, CBS News Vice President and Bureau Chief. "We have a talented group of journalists pushing through new stories, talent and ideas."
CBS-related guests included chief White House correspondent Chip Reid and Web journalist Christine Delargy among others. Guests enjoyed drinks at the bar as well as plenty of snacks such as pizza, spring rolls, and pita. Georgetown Cupcake provided desserts for the evening, cupcakes decorated with the CBS logo on them.
— Report and photographs by Kate Oczypok
Chip Reid and Bill Plante, White House Correspondents
for CBS News
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Rob Hendin, White House producer for CBS and Bob Orr, justice and homeland security correspondent for CBS
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Nancy Cordes, CBS News Congressional Correspondent and Christine Delargy, assistant to CBS bureau chief Christopher Isham
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Lauren Seifert, associate producer for CBS
and Donald Morgan, technical director for CBS
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Fernando Suarez, CBS News, Michelle Levi, executive producer of Washington Unplugged, Mary Hager, senior producer of Face of the Nation and Sarah Haley, press secretary for Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.)
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Jim McGlinchy, CBS news deputy bureau chief and B.J. D'Elia, CBS Early Show White House producer
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Michelle Levi, Steve Scaggaris, formerly of CBS
and Janet Donovan of Creative Enterprises
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Chip Reid and Claude Marx of the Credit Union Times
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Christopher Isham, Vice President and Washington Bureau Chief of CBS News and Nancy Cordes
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Quinn Staudt and Ronnie Cho who works for the FCC
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Bill Plante, Michelle Levi, Chip Reid and Tammy Haddad
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Joy Lin and Gina Garcia, associate producers for The Early Show |
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