As noted earlier, TNA President Dixie Carter met with TNA talent before last Thursday's episode of Impact Wrestling in Louisville, KY. Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net reports that Jeff Jarrett, TNA CFO/COO Dean Broadhead and executive vice president Andy Barton were present at the meeting.
Carter told talent that one of the reasons for the restructuring was because of the high cost of taping the One Night Only pay-per-view specials in March at the Impact Zone. She also did not rule out more cuts, but said that the changes would help the company long term.

The report also noted that long-time WWE producer "Big" John Gaburick, who joined TNA last month as the new Executive Vice President of Television Production, received strong praise from the talent.

Sounds like the death of TNA.

TNA is in coma.
Someone plug the machine off.

The show isn't actually suffering. Just their house shows... and their talent is pissed off.

Yeah, but it's going to lead to a lot of problems that will show up on the shows.

All I am saying is that it hasn't affected iMPACT yet.

Which is a good thing. As long as they start moving in the right direction, people that don't pay attention to the behind the scenes shit won't even notice.

True, but something I've learned is that when everything is going wrong behind the scenes, it will not end pretty outside either.