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alleyinsider.com - 12/8/2008

Jeff Zucker To CNBC: Online Ads Much Slower Than Anyone Thought

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CNBC's David Faber interviews his boss, Jeff Zucker, head of NBC. Jeff's key points: Advertising will be down next year (consensus) Scatter weak because everyone scared (not surprising) TV ads not as bad as you think, especially cable Digital revenue small, disappointing, and weak  ...

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cnbc.com - 12/11/2008

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paidcontent.org - 12/5/2008

NBC Layoffs Well Underway; 500 Across Company

— paidcontent.org — In October, NBC Universal ( NYSE: GE ) CEO Jeff Zucker served notice that the company would... cut costs by some $500 million, or 3 percent of the overall budget. This week, part of that's being translated into roughly 500 jobs across the company with ... (more) NBC Layoffs Well Underway; 500 Across Company

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bloggingstocks.com - 12/9/2008

Is Wall Street greed on holiday? No bonus for Thain.

— bloggingstocks.com — This morning, Doug McIntyre posted that former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain was demanding a $10 million... bonus for his work there. But now CNBC is reporting that Thain won't be getting any bonus at all. So far, details are not forthcoming but ... (more) Is Wall Street greed on holiday? No bonus for Thain.

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