Is it possible that MSN suspended KO to shine the light on fox?

[onlyadream]

I'm missing Keith, but his suspension is doing some good things by showing the disparity between the cable networks.

[polichick]

1. No...

http://thinkprogress.org/2010/11/05/burke-comcast-msnbc/

[Motown_Johnny]

2. wouldn't it have been better to do this before the election?

(and maybe during the World Series so Keith wouldn't need to work during the game)

[genna]

5. They decided to use him for the biggest audience share and then cast him aside

They are full of it.

Nice way to show us how bad management really is.

[Mike Niendorff]

3. No.

MDN

[Individualist]

4. No. See post #1.

[onlyadream]

6. worse than I thought

I just read that his suspension is indefinite without pay. Okay, so my original idea was wrong. I didn't think MSN would do that.

Now, let me get this straight - a corporation can make campaign donations as a person, but a person working for a corporation can not (if it's the corporations policy).
I believe this would not hold up in court b/c a corporation can't make a policy that is different from the law.

[Warren Stupidity]

7. no