It seemed like a few people knew Zucker was a disaster years ago, like us. This week we learned the higher-ups at Comcast are smarter than any that came before them and Zucker is leaving before any merger takes place. He still gets a multi-million dollar parachute which is kind of gross, but at least he's gone from messing around with what once was a terrific network.
Yay, us.
Finally the folks at Comcast figured out that Jeff Zucker was nothing more than a blow-hard suit.
During his tenure at NBC he did little to nothing to stop the slide of a once great brand. Horible decision making, horible talent choices and the GE brass loved him. Speaking of GE could Jeff Imelt be next! For all you GE shareholders....hope so.
Posted by: Ed Gome | September 26, 2010 at 06:01 PM
You can see a timeline of some of Zucker's more memorable goof-ups here:
http://livefeed.hollywoodreporter.com/2010/09/jeff-zucker-blunder-timeline.html
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