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    Sony Pictures Entertainment entlässt im Rahmen einer umfassenden Umstrukturierung in den Bereichen Fernsehen, Film und Unternehmen Hunderte Mitarbeiter


    Sony Pictures Entertainment entlässt im Rahmen einer umfassenden Umstrukturierung in den Bereichen Fernsehen, Film und Unternehmen Hunderte Mitarbeiter

    https://variety.com/2026/film/news/sony-entertainment-layoffs-tv-film-1236710554/

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    4. Porto_Roma_812 on

      Yeah, this ENTIRE COMPANY is not doing good. Afeela, selling their electronics division to TCL, KPop Demon Hunters, all of their acquisition attempts here and abroad failing miserably.

    5. Apprehensive-Gur-735 on

      Reogranizations aka need for AI and no need to pay so many people (save money)

    7. Simply_Epic on

      Execs will do anything to try and justify their jobs, even if it means hundreds of others lose theirs.

    8. bastardoperator on

      I did software consulting/contract work at sony studios in Culver City California. 95% of employees were H1-B…

    10. ArtemisiaR on

      Hopefully the executives are included in this. They fumbled the spiderverse, they lost out on the Kpop ip which is worth 1b and they’re completely incompetent.

    11. IcanCwhatUsay on

      Please don’t touch anyone or anything that have to do with the miles morales movies. I need that to be completed correctly

    12. BattlingtheMods on

      They also sold off the right to K-Pop Demon Hunters to Netflix because they thought it wouldn’t do well. I feel bad for those who had nothing to do with poor decisions there, but they definitely need purge some decision makers there.

    14. Suuuumimasen on

      This is what happens with monopolies. This is why they are bad for everyone.

    17. MusclyArmPaperboy on

      I feel for the affected workers. That said we watched Goat over the weekend and it was not good. Good animation, poor writing.

    19. Soulman682 on

      Hollywood officially hit the reset button on the industry. Lower rates and shorter timelines is what they want now.

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