AMC Networks to lay off 20 percent of staff
AMC Networks is preparing a round of layoffs that will see its staff reduced by around 20 percent
AMC Networks ($AMCX) is an American pay TV programmer based in New York City. The company operates AMC, IFC, We TV, Sundance TV and BBC America and is licensed to distribute BBC World News to cable and satellite companies throughout the United States.
AMC Networks is preparing a round of layoffs that will see its staff reduced by around 20 percent
AMC Networks CEO Christina Spade has resigned as the media company warns of potential layoffs.
AMC Plus is now available in Spain, South Korea and India, executives with AMC Networks affirmed this week.
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