CNN Cuts About 200 Jobs As Part Of A Further Shift To Digital Business

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Explore how CNN faces financial challenges while making strategic moves to save its future and how key figures, like Acosta, might adapt to the changes. The post The Collapse Of CNN And The Decisions That Could Change Everything first appeared on Valuetainment.

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Fake News CNN is Laying off Hundreds of Employees as Ratings Collapse ⋆ Conservative Firing Line

The following article, Fake News CNN is Laying off Hundreds of Employees as Ratings Collapse, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. CNN is reportedly about to fire hundreds more employees as the “news” network’s ratings continue to collapse. The so-called “most trusted name in news” has been failing downward for years, but over the last year that collapse has picked up speed. And it has caused the network to lose millions. The network…

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Far-Left Fake News CNN Prepares for Massive Layoffs - Geller Report

The news just gets better and better.Scumbag CNN and other Democrat propaganda orgs should be sued into bankruptcy for the lies, smears, defamation and overall destruction of our nation. Independent: CNN announced on Thursday that it is eliminating about 6 percent of its workforce — mainly across the network’s traditional television operations — as it aims to expand and prioritize its digital and streaming services as cable viewers continue to c…

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CNN Cuts About 200 Jobs As Part Of A Further Shift To Digital Business

The network also announced a series of schedule changes.

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CNN Is Announcing Layoffs As Part Of A Further Shift To Digital Business - Thepodiummedia

CNN announced a restructuring Thursday that includes some 200 layoffs, an accelerated pivot to digital operations and new TV roles for personalities like Wolf Blitzer, Jake Tapper and Audie Cornish. It’s the boldest revamp yet in the 18-month tenure of CEO Mark Thompson, a former chief executive at The New York Times and BBC called upon by parent company Warner Bros. Discovery to revive the news outlet’s flagging fortunes. The layoffs are concen…

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Front of CNN headquarters in the United States. Photo: courtesy Viator. Workers’ layoffs remain a constant and this week two companies in the U.S. reported on new outings. First, Warner Bros.’s CNN media. Discovery announced that it will cut close to 6% of its total staff, equivalent to a total of 210 employees. This would be as long as it redirects the business to a global digital audience, as emphasized in CNN’s executive director’s statement,…