CSN Houston, Bankruptcy and Why the Rockets Aren't Just Innocent
Victims  Don't expect the Rockets or Astros on your TV anytime
soon Odds are that if you've flown an airline in the past
decade, you've flown on an airline going through Chapter 11
bankruptcy. This is the popular bankruptcy, the one that lets
the airline stay in business and keep flying while attempting to
come up with a profitable business plan. You're also probably
well aware of the awful customer service from the employees who
are worried about layoffs, furloughs, pay cuts and loss of
pension benefits while the execs who caused the bankruptcy get
golden parachutes.  The result is a generally crappy airline
that you keep flying because you have no choice while hoping
that the company that emerges from bankruptcy has better
management, a better plan and happier employees. And that's
where CSN Houston is right now. The employees are worried about
jobs, original programming might get cut and the executives who
made this all happen are figuring ou