While CNN remains behind cable news rivals Fox News and MSNBC in its TV ratings, its online presence has cemented its place as one of the leading news brands in the U.S.
Zucker has also helped CNN double its profits.
He’s done such a great job at CNN improving business, ratings and their reputation, obviously he should get promoted to a bigger job. (sarc)
In fact this is proof that in corporate America, the idea of a business being a meritocracy, especially one run by progressive socialist democrats, is DOA. Politics, double standards and ideological purity rule the day. Where I work it happens too, managers are afraid to hire really competent people for fear they’ll take their managerial job sometime in the future. There are also the double standards; no political messages on shirts or clothing; of course that rule is enforced ruthlessly against Trump supporters and Conservatives, yet Bernie Bro’s and gals can happily wear their “Feel the Bern” shirts et al; then of course there was the Qanon follower that changed his email signature to have WWG1WGA under his name, of course a snowflake progressive claimed to not feel comfortable working with this person and when HR found out what it meant, “Where We Go One, We Go All”, and where it was from, Q posts, he was promptly fired. But of course progressive dems can happily put their little pro abortion, pro socialism/communism personal messages under their signature and that’s no problem.
While CNN remains behind cable news rivals Fox News and MSNBC in its TV ratings, its online presence has cemented its place as one of the leading news brands in the U.S.
Zucker has also helped CNN double its profits.