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Yeah, definitely getting similar signals from within. The talk is less about major layoffs and more about merging certain functions, especially on the digital side. Think fewer distinct teams doing similar things and more centralized support. It’s the classic ‘synergy’ play, I guess. Curious to see if it actually leads to smoother workflows or just more bureaucracy.
I've heard a bit too, but the details are super vague. Seems like a lot of internal shuffling rather than massive upheaval. The focus appears to be on integrating some of the newer digital ventures more tightly with the legacy media operations. Could be an attempt to make the whole operation more agile, or just a response to the ongoing pressures in the advertising market.