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Staff changes expected at YNN

 

Staff reports
The Democrat and Chronicle
March 22, 2011 ET

YNN, Time Warner Ca­ble's 24-hour news channel, is making staff changes at its Rochester op­eration as part of a larg­er re­struc­tur­ing.

Lara Pritchard of Time Warner Ca­ble said that all the changes had not yet been re­solved and that meetings were be­ing held with Rochester staffers Monday. Some re­assign­ments to Buffalo and Albany were part of the discus­sions, but she added that Rochester-based reporters would re­main.

"The people our Rochester viewers are used to see bring­ing them Rochester news will still be there," she said. Oth­er po­sitions could be af­fected, she said, though a final determination about staff size could not be made until all the discus­sions with employees were held. She did not pro­vide specifics about the re­struc­tur­ing.

"We're expanding our Buffalo op­eration, and this and improved technology enable us to do more for viewers," Pritchard said. "This is a good thing for YNN viewers."

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Bona­dio ranked among leadersThe Bona­dio Group, an account­ing, consul­ting and financial ser­vices firm with offices in Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany, Geneva and Perry, is among the nation's top 100 tax and account­ing firms ranked by trade mag­a­zine Account­ing Today.

The program salutes the nation's top rev­enue-produc­ing CPA practices. The Bona­dio Group debuted on the list in 2007, rank­ing 99th. It is No. 70 on the list this year, moving up a spot from last year.

CEO Thomas Bona­dio said the firm's recog­nition is due in part to expanding its small-busi­ness and tax-exempt divi­sions while many oth­er CPA firms were struggling.

Source: The Democrat and Chronicle
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