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Brian Stelter is a former CNN chief media correspondent. He is also a host of the CNN show Reliable Sources from 2013 to 2022. 

Stelter is also a former New York Times media reporter and the editor of TVNewser. He is married to his wife, Jamie Shupak Stelter.

What Is Brian Stelter's Net Worth In 2022? 

Brian Stelter is a millionaire at the age of 36. His estimated net worth is around $10 million.

Brian Stelter is a former CNN chief media correspondent and host of the CNN show Reliable Sources.
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According to Stelter's company biography, he started the blog TVNewser during his freshman year at Towson University and later sold it to Mediabistro.com in July 2004. Though it's unclear where Brian will go next, given that he's still quite young, he has a promising future in the media industry whether or not he stays a broadcast host.

"Reliable Sources" Host Brian Stelter Career Highlights

Brian Stelter studied journalism at Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland, after finishing high school. From 2005 to 2007, he was the newspaper's editor. As a first-year student at Towson University in 2004, Stelter started TV Newser, a blog that covered TV news.

Brian Stelter studied journalism at Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland, after finishing high school. 
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When Stelter graduated from college in 2007 with a BA in Mass Communications with a Journalism concentration, he sold the business to Mediabistro.com the same year, but he continued to work on it as editor and contributor for another three years. 

Brian was then welcomed to the Adweek family of bloggers. The non-profit organization, where Brian currently serves as a board member, publishes The Towerlight, the independent student newspaper of Towson University.

In the newspaper's Business Day and Arts sections since 2007, Stelter has contributed articles. TV and digital media are among his areas of expertise. For the website Media Decoder, he also frequently wrote. 

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Brian started working as a media reporter for The New Year Times after quitting his job as editor-in-chief at The Towerlight in 2007. He was made a senior media reporter after Howard Kurtz left CNN in 2013, and he took over as the show's host. 

Stelter also hosts Reliable Sources Daily on CNN+, contributes to CNN Business, and creates a nightly email newsletter.

Brian Stelter is leaving CNN as the network discontinues its Reliable Sources show

As per NY Post, Brian Stelter is leaving the network amid ongoing changes at the left-wing cable news outlet.

Brian Stelter is leaving the network amid ongoing changes at the left-wing cable news outlet.
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"CNN's Reliable Sources program will conclude end on Sunday, August 21," a network spokesperson said in a statement. "Stelter will be leaving the company as a result of this. We value his contributions to the network and hope his future endeavors are successful."

Prior to Thursday's announcement, Reliable Sources was CNN's longest-running show. Brian has hosted the show since 2013. Stelter confirmed his exit in a statement and said he would provide much more details when his show's final episode aired on Sunday.

"I'm grateful for my nine years at CNN, proud of what we accomplished on Reliable Sources, and grateful to the viewers who tuned in every week for our investigation of the media, truth, and the stories that shape our world," Stelter said.

"The opportunity to host a weekly show about the press during a period of heightened importance was a rare privilege. I'll say more on Sunday," Brian added.

According to a source familiar with the matter, CNN decided to end Stelter's program as part of a revised Sunday lineup with new shows, including Who's Talking to Chris Wallace, which will premiere next month.

CNN will "no longer devote an hour of TV coverage to its own industry," according to new CEO Chris Licht, who took over after Jeff Zucker resigned in February. According to a source, Brian was "caught off guard" by the news, despite persistent rumors that his job was in jeopardy.

An insider warned Stelter about the rumors a few months ago, but instead of "listening," the anchor "chewed out" the source, claiming he was "not getting fired" and was a part of CNN's "fabric."

Meanwhile, Brian had grown increasingly irritated by stories about his low ratings. He frequently contacted reporters about the stories, labeling them "misleading." Stelter upset some people on the inside with what a source called his "arrogant attitude."

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