Bell Media president Sean Cohan says layoffs were necessary to reach company's goals

Bell Media president Sean Cohan speaks at the inaugural Black Screen Office Symposium in Toronto in this April 2, 2024, handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Black Screen OfficeBell Media president Sean Cohan says recent layoffs and programming cuts are something he doesn't take lightly, but were necessary to accelerate the company's goals in the digital media landscape.

While BCE Inc., announced it was selling off 45 of 103 Bell radio stations as part of the restructuring, Cohan said he thinks radio is still "a viable business going forward."In his keynote address at the BSO Symposium, Cohan said an important part of his mandate is to create greater diversity within Bell Media, adding that diversity makes for "great business."

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