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Big Changes At The New York Times
Yesterday was the deadline for New York Times employees to take buyouts. The paper needs to cut 100 newsroom positions this year and hopes to do as much of the cutting as possible via these buyouts. So far, a list of about 22 reporters taking the buyout, many of them veterans of the paper, has been assembled by Gawker.
News came today that veteran and well respected technology reporter Saul Hansell is leaving the paper to join AOL’s new content management platform, SEED.
Hansell penned a retrospective on his AOL coverage in July, and wrote, “I’ve been writing profiles of AOL executives for nearly half of the company’s 24-year life. And for all but one heady 18-month period, they were on the defensive.” Awkward!
On a related note, FishbowlNY reports that although ad revenues are down, the pace of their decline has waned for the first time this year. The company expects print ad revenues to drop 25 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009, while online ad revenues should increase by 10 percent.
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