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- Disney is restructuring its television operation, consolidating divisions and cutting hundreds of jobs.
- CEO Josh D’Amaro, who became chief in March, is overseeing the television restructuring.
- Disney cut more than 300 positions on Tuesday, mainly in human resources and information technology.
- Good Morning America lost its No.1 ranking to NBC’s Today after 14 years.
- ABC News is expected to experience layoffs as part of the television restructuring.
