As network news divisions continue to make cuts in their production and reporting ranks from around the globe, one can't help but wonder what they will spend money on.
One answer to that question emerged Friday. In the trial of Casey Anthony, a Florida woman accused of murdering her daughter Caylee, defense attorneys said ABC News had paid her family $200,000, which was used for her case.
In a statement, ABC News said, "In August 2008 we licensed exclusive rights to an extensive library of photos and home video for use by our broadcasts, platforms, affiliates and international partners. No use of the material was tied to any interview."
Read more at the Los Angeles Times.
