A news executive at a Miami television station recently issued an internal memo to staff, cautioning against
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Daily Pulse · July 8, 2026
MediaFlorida News Executive Criticizes 'Cringeworthy' Staff Social Media Content
An internal memo from a Miami television news director admonished staff for 'influencer-like' social media posts, reigniting discussions after an anchor shared bikini photos from a recent trip.
Florida newssocial media policyjournalism ethicsWPLG MiamiJenise Fernandeznewsroom conductmedia credibilityBill Pohovey
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