One of MSM's finest.
Posted on 05/10/2007 2:37:46 PM PDT by Zakeet
Edited on 05/10/2007 2:50:37 PM PDT by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
Time Warner had to get rid of HBO boss Chris Albrecht last night for beating up his girlfriend early Sunday morning - because the media giant had already shown extraordinary leniency to him 16 years ago, insiders say.
Sources said Albrecht resigned after Time Warner president Jeff Bewkes, the heir apparent to chairman Richard Parsons, told his longtime friend he had to resign or he'd be fired.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
One of MSM's finest.
Why? What does that have to do with whether he's doing his job adequately?
If he's indicted, on trial, in jail, obviously that would interfere with his job performance, but since the idiot woman is "declining to press charges," what's the big deal?
Hannibal? Is dat U?
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He look like Norman bates without the Hair
Haniibal.
That's Karla on the r.
I'd hit it.
er, waitaminnit...
“Time Warner had to get rid of HBO boss Chris Albrecht last night for beating up his girlfriend early Sunday morning - because” he’s not a Muslim.
Looks like one of the Sopranos.
BOGGLES THE MIND!I agree. This is not an employment issue; it’s between him and the alleged victim. If she doesn’t want to put his ass behind bars, it’s not for HBO to act as Surrogate Judge. I’m guessing they don’t want the backlash from feminists, but their relationship with employees should be limited to whether they’re doing their job well.
Boy, I can certainly see what she saw in him - NOT!
A major portion
of any big exec's job
(in the modern world)
is being the "face"
the personification
of the company.
The other execs
can't have "the company" seen
as a Norman Bates!
Am I the Only
One who is sick and tired
of "I Would Hit It"?
...and the same logic was applied to President Clinton.
No harm there, either, right?
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