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Sounds like CNN is realizing that fake news is not a lucrative business model.
CNN is part of Warner Brothers…an entertainment company.
ABC news is part of of Disney….an entertainment company.
NBC news is part of Comcast…an IP and entertainment company.
CBS news is part of National Amusements (who owns Paramount and Viacom)…Both entertainment companies.
Let's check in on this posting in a few weeks to see if this prediction is correct.
I googled earlier today and a Wikipedia entry said he was fired on Friday. Yet he was on this afternoon, so I googled again after that time and didn’t see anything about him being fired.
SCOOP: Rumors CNN Is Planning to Fire Jim Acosta Are ‘Absolute Bull,’ Sources Say
Acosta is not going anywhere, with support coming from the very top. “Absolute bull,” a source close to CNN leadership told Mediaite about the rumors, saying that Licht himself had made it clear Acosta was safe and there were zero plans to kick him to the curb.
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There were still “a lot of open spots” in the CNN schedule, said the source, and the internal perception of the plans moving forward was that Licht would continue to “redeploy our people in a way that he thinks their strengths really show,” drawing on the current CNN roster to fill the need and perhaps “maybe one big hire,” but there were no plans for any other “massive shakeups” or to let anyone else go.
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