BERLIN (Reuters) -German media group ProSiebenSat.1 will cut 400 full-time positions, the company said on Tuesday, as part of restructuring measures focusing on its entertainment activities. "The aim is to achieve a more efficient structure, a competitive cost base, and processes clearly geared to digital transformation," the company said in a statement. ProSiebenSat.1 said the company had agreed on a voluntary redundancy programme with employee representatives, with the first effects of the cuts to become visible in the fourth quarter of this year.
Aiming to allow its production and editorial teams to have flexible and collaborative workflows for creating fast-turnaround content for live sports and enterta.
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As it gears up for the all-electric car racing series, Extreme E has revealed that it has gained further support from the broadcast industry inking a carriage deal with ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE and a technology supply contract with Al Kamel Systems.
Extreme E aims to highlight the climate emergency that is affecting the whole world. By visiting these five destinations in 2021 – Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Greenland, Brazil and Patagonia – which have all been affected by the climate crisis, and the racing series will attempt to show the devastation caused by environmental issues, and encourage change, whilst leaving behind a long-lasting positive impact through its legacy programmes. The five-event calendar starts in March 2021 in Saudi Arabia, before moving to Senegal in May, Greenland in August, Brazil in October and Patagonia in December. The series is ramping up to its start date and has recently completed its first group testing in Spain ahead of t