Chicago Tribune cuts around 90 jobs
The Chicago Tribune, which is operating at a loss, plans to cut another 20 percent of its editorial staff following several rounds of layoffs. The Tribune Company cited declining advertising revenue as the reason for the cuts.
After several rounds of cuts, the loss-making Chicago Tribune is now planning to cut a further 20 percent of its editorial staff. According to the news agency UPI, this would mean around 90 jobs as things stand. The cuts were justified by the Tribune Company with declining advertising revenues.
The newspaper itself reported that the number of job cuts is still open. According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, a number of papers have already given up. Others, such as the San Francisco Chronicle, are threatened with closure.
The newspaper itself reported that the number of job cuts is still open. According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, a number of papers have already given up. Others, such as the San Francisco Chronicle, are threatened with closure.
