A number of the Post's star reporters — including Josh Dawsey, Ashley Parker, Tyler Pager and Shane Harris — decided to join the paper's union after the town hall, according to reports that were confirmed by Axios.They're expected to hit the newsroom, which has nearly doubled to over 1,000 during his eight years as CEO.
Ryan implied the cuts would be at least partly offset by new roles: "We expect that, at this time next year, our newsroom will be as large as it is now — if not larger."Three longtime C-suite executivesthis year. Steve Ginsberg, a managing editor, left last month to join The Athletic as executive editor.
The company isn't expected to turn a profit this year, according to three sources familiar with its finances, mostly due to planned investments. The paper hired aggressively this year across new focus areas, including wellness and climate. Like most media firms, the Post's ad business is being hurt by an ad-market slowdown. The company has lost subscribers in the past two years, and now has
This is terrible. Who else is going to publish articles about the lack of black soccer players on the Argentine national team?
Coding schools about to fill up.
Can’t they just learn to code? Problem solved.
Democracy dies in greed
CEO Fred Ryan should cut his own salary so the reporters and other workers at the paper who actually work can keep their jobs. 🤷🏻♂️
“Democracy dies when we don’t have a foil to scare our readers with or a national crises to lie to them about.”
As usual. Don’t try to get new customers just layoff people
Jeff Bezos, the owner, has a net worth of $116 billion dollars
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