What will it take to actually bring it down? It just keeps dieing but like Montey Python, it's not dead yet.
What will it take to actually bring it down? It just keeps dieing but like Montey Python, it's not dead yet.
It could not happen to more deserving corrupt pieces of shit.
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>The future of CNN looks grim as experts say the liberal network is 'in decline' after staffers faced pay cuts and a round of layoffs. Jeff McCall, a communications professor at Indiana's Depauw University, told the Los Angeles Times that the network's layoffs are not a good look for CNN. 'Right now, you think of their brand as in decline. The layoffs; that’s a problem. And it looks really bad when you lose libel suits,' McCall said. The layoffs were initially reported in November and follow about 100 cuts the network made over the summer. Staffers with the network have even spoken out about CNN's recent moves, as an anonymous veteran with the station told LA Times: 'One thing we do know about the future, it's not going to be the same money.'
It could not happen to more deserving corrupt pieces of shit.
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From the post:
>>The future of CNN looks grim as experts say the liberal network is 'in decline' after staffers faced pay cuts and a round of layoffs.
Jeff McCall, a communications professor at Indiana's Depauw University, told the Los Angeles Times that the network's layoffs are not a good look for CNN.
'Right now, you think of their brand as in decline. The layoffs; that’s a problem. And it looks really bad when you lose libel suits,' McCall said.
The layoffs were initially reported in November and follow about 100 cuts the network made over the summer.
Staffers with the network have even spoken out about CNN's recent moves, as an anonymous veteran with the station told LA Times: 'One thing we do know about the future, it's not going to be the same money.'
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