Failing New York Times to layoff its editors

Newspapers have been dying for a long time.

Think about it, when is the last time you purchased a newspaper to read the news?

First wast Target then Kellogg's,ESPN,this people don't understand they need US,NOT THE OTHER WAY,they need our money,we don need them,boycott!

People read and subscribe to newspapers all the time. Just because you don't read doesn't mean other people don't.

Didn't know they had any editors left after the 3rd or 4th round of layoffs.
Will janitors be writing the stories now?

[link to www.marketwatch.com]

The New York Times Co. NYT, +0.00% on Wednesday offered buyouts aimed at cutting the number of editors in the newsroom. In a memo to staff, Executive Editor Dean Baquet and managing editor Joseph Kahn said the paper's current system of two separate groups of editors performing different tasks would be replaced with one group of editors responsible for all aspects, according to the Times. "Our goal is to significantly shift the balance of editors to reporters at the Times, giving us more on-the-ground journalists developing original work than ever before," they wrote in the memo. According to the memo, reporters and other staffers in the newsroom are free to apply for the buyout. The number of positions targeted was not revealed. The Times hopes the buyout will let it hire 100 additional journalists, it said. Also on Wednesday, the Huffington Post reported that the paper would be eliminating its public-editor role. That position, currently held by a former Washington Post managing editor, Elizabeth Spayd, was created to hold the paper accountable after the Jayson Blair plagiarism scandal in 2003. The news comes a day after the Times announced it was establishing a "reader center" to improve engagement with its readers. Shares of New York Times Co. were down less than 1% shortly before noon on Wednesday. Shares have gained more than 31% in 2017 and more than 44% over the past 12 months, while the S&P 500 index SPX, -0.05% is up nearly 8% in the year and 15% in the last 12 months.

You'd only notice by the lack of stupid bias if they do.

well there are some burger joints that might be hiring.

sorry editors.

you might get to write for the high school newspaper for the next step up your career ladder.

GOOD! If some good old American multimulti millionaires have any interest in getting this country back to normal they may be able to buy out the Mexican and get the NYT for quarters on the dollar. Then fire all the globalist Marxistand give them a parting gift bag of manure as a severance.

The really good news is that these talentless, irrational fucks are too proud to beg, so you'll see their starved corpses in the street before you see them asking for change at the intersection.

They'll fulfill the critical understaffed career of "unpaid blogger" and maybe adjunct leftist college professor to indoctrinate journalism students.

Do any of you know how to read. Shame follow the money. If the times stock is up almost forty percent this year it kind of looks like a win. They are getting rid of dead wood. Good business and hiring 100 more reporters..


You guys see only what you want to see. Obviosly a microscopic orange cucoo has shot so much creme in your eyes and mouth you cant apply any deductive reaasoning

Didn't know they had any editors left after the 3rd or 4th round of layoffs.
Will janitors be writing the stories now?