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NBCUniversal CEO out: Jeff Shell departs after admitting 'inappropriate relationship' - Vimarsana News

NBCUniversal CEO out: Jeff Shell departs after admitting 'inappropriate relationship'

Comcast Corporation and NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell "have mutually agreed" he will leave the company following an investigation into a complaint of inappropriate conduct, what Shell called an "inappropriate relationship with a woman in the company."

The Walking Dead to be honored at Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

The Walking Dead to be honored at Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame

The Walking Dead had an amazing run with 12 years, 11 seasons, and 177 episodes. Fans of the series were sad to see it end,

Black Voices are Speaking Out, but Are they Being Heard? - Vimarsana News

Black Voices are Speaking Out, but Are they Being Heard?

By Hazel Trice Edney Wire - Cedric Richmond is the Latest National Black Voice to Appeal to the FCC in Support of Standard General’s Acquisition of TEGNA and Diversity in Media Ownership

New innovation report extends beyond 'cable' focus - Vimarsana News

New innovation report extends beyond 'cable' focus

Camilla Formica, the chief program officer at The Cable Center and Syndeo Institute, discusses the group's new 'Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report' and its aim to deliver 'diversity of thought.'

New innovation report extends beyond cable's echo chamber - Vimarsana News

New innovation report extends beyond cable's echo chamber

Camilla Formica, the chief program officer at The Cable Center and Syndeo Institute, discusses the group's new 'Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report' and its aim to deliver 'diversity of thought.'