image
Make Us Your Homepage | Advertise with Us | Find a Defender | Contact Us
  • Home
  • News & Opinion
    • Columnist
    • National & World News
    • Local & State News
  • Business
    • Business Profiles
    • Entrepreneur
    • Personal Finance
    • Economy & Technology
  • Arts & Entertainment
    • Books
    • Celebrity Hollywood
    • Music
    • The Arts
    • TV & Radio
  • Living
    • Chags Place
    • Food
    • Health and Wellness
    • Home and Gardening
    • Relationships and Family
    • Style, Fashion, and Beauty
  • Sports
    • College Sports
    • High School Sports
    • Professional Sports
  • E-Editions
    • E-Editions Archive 2012
    • E-Editions Archive 2011
    • E-Editions Archive 2010
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
Oprah’s OWN downsizing and restructuring
Print
Oprah’s OWN downsizing and restructuring

Oprah’s very OWN empire is beginning to show signs of crumbling. Or, from the opposite point of view, is seeking stability. Either way, it’s not the best of times for the company.

The network laid off 30 employees as part of restructuring its operations in both Los Angeles and New York. Those still hanging on will pick up the slack.

“It is difficult to make tough business decisions that affect people’s lives,” said Oprah Winfrey, OWN’s CEO and chief creative officer, “but the economics of a start-up cable network just don’t work with the cost structure that was in place. As CEO, I have a responsibility to chart the course for long-term success for the network. To wholly achieve that long-term success, this was a necessary next step.

Read more at www.eurweb.com.

Recent Arts & Entertainment
Oxygen to start filming “Pastors Of L.A.”
Oxygen to start filming “Pastors Of L.A.”
The Voice’ announces judges for Season 5
The Voice’ announces judges for Season 5
NBC won’t renew Meagan Good drama for season 2
NBC won’t renew Meagan Good drama for season 2
Daily Word
Services
Buy a Book
Find a Coupon
Find an Apartment
Buy Movie Tickets
View Following MLK's Footsteps
AANIC -- African-American News & Information Consortium
AANIC -- African-American News
& Information Consortium
AANIC -- African-American News & Information Consortium
  • The Atlanta Voice
  • The Dallas Weekly
  • Philadelphia Tribune
  • The Chicago Citizen
  • Defender (Houston)
  • Indianapolis Recorder
  • Afro-American Newspapers
  • St. Louis American
  • New York Amsterdam News
© 2010 Defender Network
All Rights Reserved.
Defender Network is proudly powered by Defender Media Group
Defender Media Group | 12401 South Post Oak #223 | Houston, Texas 77045 | 713-663-6996 | info@defendermediagroup.com | Webmaster: CBlock Media