TREE NEWS reports: Disney is planning a restructuring of its television business that would cut hundreds of jobs and consolidate several units, people familiar with the matter said. Senior executives are still finalizing details and the plan may not be completed by year-end. The move follows earlier cuts at marketing, Pixar, ABC News and ESPN, and Tuesday’s elimination of more than 300 roles, mostly in HR and IT.
Disney Plans TV Unit Restructuring With Hundreds of Layoffs
This is a continuation of a cost-cutting pattern rather than a one-off, and the fact that details are still being finalized suggests the scope could shift. The affected units sit at the center of Disney's linear television operations, where consolidation signals a structural shift away from the traditional broadcast model. The open question is whether the earlier cuts in marketing, Pixar, ABC News, ESPN and the recent HR and IT reductions have already absorbed the bulk of the savings, or whether television remains the next target.
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