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Report: MPAA to Lay Off Over 10% of Work Force

By DrewWilson

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The reason isn't currently clear at this time. There's an interesting report on CNET which suggests that over 10% of the MPAA work force might be laid off. A spokesperson confirmed that layoffs are happening, but didn't confirm the extent of how much of the workforce would be laid off. From the report: The MPAA's leadership is mostly unaffected, said the MPAA spokeswoman. Prior to the layoffs, Dean Garfield, one of the more high profile MPAA attorneys, left the trade group in December to become CEO of the Information Technology Industry Council, a technology-focused trade group.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on February 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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