'More Than a Dozen' New Jobs Created Today

Well, Barack Obama does have something to celebrate today after all. There have been more than a dozen new jobs created. Of course, they're at a government-controlled entity.

A shake-up announced today at CNN. Mark Nelson, who has overseen CNN Productions since 2005, is leaving the network while Atlanta-based head of live programming Scott Matthews leaves that position to head up a combined CNN Productions and Investigative unit. Matthews will remain in Atlanta, while the search is on for his replacement.

Additionally, CNN/U.S. President Jon Klein announced that Soledad O'Brien's "In America" franchise, which Nelson had overseen, will be expanded in 2010. The unit, will add "more than a dozen positions" writes Klein in an email to staff, obtained by TVNewser.

I wonder if the White House counts jobs added at Fox News?