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In a sexual harassment incident resulting in the firing of the Today show host, NBC News stepped off smartly in handling fallout from the story, but then seemed to lose its footing in subsequent statements and actions, Judy Phair says. Her comments appear in the Wall Street Journal’s “Risk and Compliance Journal.”
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