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Bundy admits to being interested in CEO post at PBS
TV presenter John Bundy confirms he had been offerred head of radios' role at national broadcaster
Bundy says his decision to refuse the top job at PBS was due to a promise he made to Joseph Muscat
In response to an article in Sunday newspaper Illum, TV presenter John Bundy posted a Facebook status updated confirming that he had been offered the job of head of radios at PBS but that he had turned it down because of a promise he made to Joseph Muscat.
A screengrab from John Bundy's Facebook page
In his Facebook post he also admitted that he was interested in the CEO post at PBS.
In the post, published yesterday morning, Bundy said that he had been offered the position of head of radios at PBS in 2012. He had not taken up the offer however, claiming that he had given his word to Muscat that he would stay on at ONE TV until the 2013 elections.
He goes on to say that taking up the position with Silvio Scerri - home affairs' minister's chief of staff - in charge of PBS would have been difficult and that he wanted to stand by decisions he made in the past.
