Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

More layoffs at Turner

AT&T seems to be on a war path with acquired companies...

AT&T’s pruning of WarnerMedia continues: Turner announced that it is killing off Super Deluxe, its edgy digital and TV studio.

https://variety.com/2018/digital/news/turner-shuts-down-super-deluxe-warnermedia-1202986137/

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Stankey ran DTV into the ground. He has no experience in creating media and is driving Time Warner Media into the ground. The guy is so stupid he can't even grow hair on his head

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Post ID: @4xdw+VLVVBh6

Surplus all writers, close studios, no creative areas

Show reruns on all T platforms - cash check

Alll current content to rerun for years - cost effective

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Post ID: @1tjk+VLVVBh6

AT&T telling the Feds it was taking a hands-off approach to the Time-Warner acquisition was a lie. Stankey first had the nerve to call the new division unprofitable when it was, and then went to say this new project he was taking on (Time-Warner) wasn't going to take a handful of hours a month like all of his other projects, but a handful of hours per week, and then per day. That's a lot of time for a 'hands-off' approach.

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Post ID: @1ijj+VLVVBh6

AT&T have the most to lose in pay TV's shifting landscape, so it's probably no surprise that they have looked at acquisitions to bolster their businesses, unfortunately the dinosaurs are commanding Titanic oblivious to what is ahead, LoL

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Post ID: @1tom+VLVVBh6

Bye bye. While AT&T was Looking for Growth and consumerism, the conglomerate assimilated YOUR company, and the excretion process will follow according to Randall schedule,lol

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