Question: Which news anchor was featured in the CNN special after Blackfish?
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"Blackfish" was released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on August 26, 2013 in the UK (Region 2, PAL).
Its US release was on November 12, 2013.
The documentary was broadcast on CNN on October 24, 2013.
After the broadcast, CNN aired an Anderson Cooper special with Jack Hanna, Gabriela Cowperthwaite, Naomi Rose and Jack Hurley.
This was followed by a special edition of "Crossfire" with "Blackfish" associate producer Tim Zimmermann debating Grey Stafford, a conservationist, zoologist, and member of the International Marine Animal Trainers Association.
The documentary aired on BBC Four in the UK on November 21, 2013 as part of the "Storyville" documentary series.
Battista earned a Bachelor's degree in radio, television, and film production at Northwestern University, and after beginning her career at a radio station in Raleigh, North Carolina, she moved on to be an anchor, reporter and producer with WRAL-TV.
She was employed at WRAL before becoming joining CNN in 1981.
On November 17, 2006, Battista returned to WRAL to co-anchor a special "reunion" newscast celebrating the station's 50th anniversary.
With CNN, Battista started as an anchor on the CNN Headline News station, and was moved to the main network in 1988, where she served as host of numerous daily and regularly scheduled shows as well as handling anchor and reporting duties.
She anchored shows: CNN WorldDay, CNN NewsDay, CNN NewsHour, CNN Daybreak (during Gulf War), CNN PrimeNews and CNN WorldNews.
During that time, she also reported on historic events including the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, the Gulf War, and the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Battista also hosted a regular program CNNI World News (1600 CET) on the CNN International network since 1992, when CNN/US show CNN WorldDay was canceled due to expanding of CNN Morning News.
Her unique style was often parodied on "Saturday Night Live".
She was also very popular in Eastern Europe, especially in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Germany, while she anchored Headline News.
Polish state TV invited her in 1988 to Poland for a one-hour interview.
She was for the first time there and she loved an old city Kraków she visited.
In 1998, Battista was named as the host of the first multi-platform interactive talk show, "TalkBack Live", which ran for an hour on weekday afternoons.
Battista left CNN after the merger of CNN's parent company, Time Warner, with America Online in 2001.
She joined her husband's (John Brimelow) firm, Atamira Communications, and has provided strategic counsel to a wide range of Fortune 500 companies.
Battista remains active in television and is a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA).
In 2009, Battista joined the Onion News Network (ONN), the Web-based video branch of "The Onion", a satirical news organization, as an evening news anchor.
She makes periodic, part-time contributions to ONN; her first report was released in February 2009.
Battista, who currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, is also in the process of starting a new video production company focusing on reality television programming.
In 2014 Battista began hosting "On the Story" on Georgia Public Broadcasting. 
After her participation as a beauty queen she graduated with a degree in Journalism at Universidad de la Sabana in Bogotá.
She joined CNN in 1992, where she hosted the Noticiero Telemundo CNN After the association with Telemundo she stayed with CNN and anchored CNN Internacional.
Since CNN en Español was founded in 1997, she became its main news anchor. 
In 1982, the Turner Broadcasting System (which would merge with Time Warner in 1996) created a spin-off of CNN called CNN2, which was originally formatted to show the top news stories of the day on a 30-minute "wheel" schedule.
The channel rebranded as CNN Headline News in 1983, before the network abandoned the CNN branding and changed its name to the orphaned initialism HLN in 2007, following a shift from news programming towards a mix of news during the day and discussion programs and documentary series at night that began two years earlier.
Time Warner created CNN International in 1985, with a straight focus on international news stories compared to CNN, which featured an equal emphasis and U.S. and world news.
CNN launched a special service on January 20, 1992 called CNN Airport Network which is available exclusively in United States airports; the service simulcasts programs from CNN and HLN, but with inserts of information of interest to air travelers.
CNN also operates a Spanish language service, CNN en Español.
Turner Broadcasting also established two, now defunct networks.
CNNfn, launched at the end of 1995, attempted to challenge CNBC.
It ceased operations after nine years on the air in December 2004.
CNNSI, a parnership between CNN and Sports Illustrated, attempted to counter the rising success of ESPNews in covering sports news.
While the network was shut down, CNN and Sports Illustrated continue to maintain their partnership, with Sports Illustrated operating a sports section on CNN's website. 
After college, Stouffer (working under the name Cinnamon Stouffer) was hired as a general assignment reporter at KMOL-TV in San Antonio in 1992, eventually being promoted to an anchor.
In 1994 she moved to Miami, Florida, working as a general assignment reporter and weekend anchor for WSVN-TV.
She moved to Atlanta, Georgia in 1997, joining Cable News Network (CNN), there she changed her professional name to Linda Stouffer.
At CNN, she co-anchored the morning news program Ahead of the Curve, which aired simultaneously on CNN/U.S.
and CNNfn, CNN's former financial news network.
She also was a weekday and later a weekend anchor for CNN Headline News.
Stouffer was among several laid off in December 2008, her last day at CNN being December 14, 2008.
She then began working local news on WSB-TV Atlanta.
She anchored the 6pm news and the Action News Nightbeat on Sundays.
She also filed stories for the News at 5 and 6pm during the week.
On 7 January 2013 she became a weekday early morning co-anchor on the 4:30am newscast.