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Between the things happening at Disney, and the discovery/hbo/cnn talent/production cull, I think we’re witnessing the biggest purge of the arts and journalism
by hedora 3y ago
Between the things happening at Disney, and the discovery/hbo/cnn talent/production cull, I think we’re witnessing the biggest purge of the arts and journalism in the US in at least a generation.
- koheripbal 3y agoThis statement is too broad and vague to be valuable input.
- coldtea 3y agoA self-referencing comment? If your task is to complete an exhaustive statistical survey on the issue, perhaps you're right, the comment is too vague. If your intent is (as the parent's was) to contribute to a conversation by giving an opinion on what you observe happening to US journalism industry, with some example cases to illustrate the point, it's fine.
- papito 3y agoIt's kind of similar to tech. All these brilliant "executives" turned out to be complete imbeciles - unless they operate in an environment where money grows on trees and the economy is on fire (not that it's bad in the first place). The [US] economy is actually fine, and all they know how to do is gut their own companies to "save" money.
- izacus 3y agoThats the Jack Welsch MBA school of business - gut the company, earn wealth and piss off. The fact that it destroys the society and makes the whole nation uncompetitive on the world market doesn't matter.
- antonvs 3y agoI don't think "earn" is the right word here.
- bregma 3y agoIt should read "extract excess wealth".
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- oneTbrain23 3y agoTo be fair, these scroundrels are needed. How else the world hegemony can be taken over by the Chinese, Indian and Russian? If VOC was well managed, you and I probably speaking Dutch right now. I am off to Russian class now. Bye.