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Jeff Bewkes

  1. zuckered
    Why Is CNN Laying People Off When It’s Forecasting a $1 Billion Profit?It’s all about juicing the parent company’s stock price.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  2. tv
    HBO Is ‘Seriously Considering’ Offering Stand-alone HBO GoThe arc of the streaming universe is long, but it bends towards justice.
    By Nate Jones
  3. ink-stained wretches
    Time Inc. Needs a Real Boss; Jeff Bewkes BlamedSomeone who cares about magazines.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  4. ink-stained wretches
    Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin OutHis “disruptive” management style was cited.
    By Julie Gerstein
  5. bons mots
    Time Warner’s Jeff Bewkes: We’re Trying to Fix That Thing Where We ‘Bore the Hell Out Of’ ViewersSounds like a plan.
    By Chris Rovzar
  6. white men with money
    So What Did the Big Media Executives Rake in Last Year?A lot, as it turns out.
    By Chris Rovzar
  7. gossipmonger
    Mary-Kate Olsen Butters Up the Fashion MediaYou won’t recognize the cute face on her date to the Metropolitan Opera on Sunday, but you might recognize his byline.
    By Katie Goldsmith
  8. party lines
    Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes: ‘I Don’t Want to Cry’Bewkes, Michael Patrick King, and the Sex and the City cast ham it up at a Point Foundation dinner.
  9. company town
    Jeff Bewkes Starts Cleaning House at Time WarnerMEDIA • At least 75 Time Warner layoffs are expected to be announced today. The layoffs are among CEO Jeff Bewkes’s first public tasks since taking the helm of the company from Dick Parsons last month. Earlier today, Time Warner announced a 41 percent decline in fourth-quarter earnings. [MSNBC & AdAge] • Maybe some of those Time Warner folks can hang their hats over at Condé Nast. The Observer evaluates Portfolio’s recent spending spree, during which it recruited top talent from The New Yorker, the Post, and the Times. [NYO] • (Product)Red, the love child of Bono, iPod, and the Gap, has raised more than $22 million for fighting HIV and AIDS in Africa. But considering the big advertising bucks spent during the Super Bowl and elsewhere, some are arguing that it’s not enough. [NYT]