It appears that 14 people got laid off from the Press-Enterprise newsroom in the latest round of cuts, most of them from the copy desk, which is now down below 20 people. In addition, another two long-time journalists, City Hall reporter Doug Haberman and Director of Photography Gary Miller, announced plans to resign.
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2 comments:
Actually, according to the list Belo hands you as you're leaving, 30 people were laid off from all the departments. And the copydesk is down to 9 people, plus 3 assistant managers.
And those 9 people are swamped, frustrated, depressed, scared.
I've clarified that the total reported here includes only the cuts made to the newsroom. I've heard a different number re: the copy desk, so will try to get more info.
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