NBC ‘Today’ Show Resurgence Rattles ‘GMA’

New York Post: NBC’s “Today” show — in second place since Ann Curry was unceremoniously dumped three years ago — is surging back into contention with ABC’s top-rated “Good Morning America.” And “GMA” is in a tizzy. An inside source said: “It’s causing panic and nervousness at ABC. The result is ‘GMA’ is having more live guests, and the staff is working longer hours.” While “GMA” has the highest number of total viewers, “Today” is No. 1 among the 18-to-49-year-old demographic and won the July sweeps in the key news demo of adults 25 to 54.