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CNN 'is looking to hire ex-New York Times and BBC boss Mark Thompson' - Vimarsana News

CNN 'is looking to hire ex-New York Times and BBC boss Mark Thompson'

Mark Thompson, the British media executive who led The New York Times for eight years until 2020, is among those being considered for the top job at CNN, Semafor reported on Wednesday.

Hollywood Strikes Shine Light on Lavish Media CEO Pay Packages - Vimarsana News

Hollywood Strikes Shine Light on Lavish Media CEO Pay Packages

Hollywood's striking actors and writers are slamming the pay packages of media CEOs like David Zaslav and Bob Iger.

Jeff Zucker DENIES report that he has sought to enlist Jeff Bezos, Roman Abramovich, Gulf sheikhs and Laurene Jobs Powell to his consortium to buy CNN: 'He has never had any meeting or conversation about buying CNN with anyone' - Vimarsana News

Jeff Zucker DENIES report that he has sought to enlist Jeff Bezos, Roman Abramovich, Gulf sheikhs and Laurene Jobs Powell to his consortium to buy CNN: 'He has never had any meeting or conversation about buying CNN with anyone'

Variety reported on Tuesday that Jeff Zucker, the ousted chief of CNN, was looking to buy the network and trying to enlist billionaires to join his consortium. He has denied the report.

CNN Battle: David Zazlav, Jeff Zucker Chris Licht and Backstabbing - Vimarsana News

CNN Battle: David Zazlav, Jeff Zucker Chris Licht and Backstabbing

Over eighteen months, a battle has been raging inside CNN.

Hollywood CEO Pay 2022 Revealed: Top Executives Compensation (Chart) – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Hollywood CEO Pay 2022 Revealed: Top Executives Compensation (Chart) – The Hollywood Reporter

CEO compensation in regulatory filings in March and April have made for a sharp contrast with layoffs and the start of the writers strike.