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Media Layoffs
Six years of job cutback reports


Media companies are continuing to tighten their belts and, sadly, cut jobs. Many cutbacks are attributed to the slowing economy and advertising market, disappointing results at online units, restructurings in the aftermath of mergers, and business shutdowns (Remember APBNews.com? Talk magazine?)

This list of news reports of U.S. media layoffs, begun shortly after the start of the dot-com bust, has recorded nearly 72,000 job cuts since June 2000.


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Hearst
About 70
Jobs Cut

Insiders say about 70 staffers will be affected by the shutdown of Shop Etc. and Weekend.
Source: New York Post, "Two New Mags Shut by Hearst," 08/26/06


Tribune
250
Jobs Cut

The publisher is outsourcing newspaper call-center jobs to the Philippines.
Source: Reuters, "Tribune to Cut 250 Call-Center Jobs," 08/25/06


Time Inc.
???
Jobs Cut

Time Inc. will "try to find jobs" for the employees of its shuttered humor site Office Pirates.
Source: New York Post, "This 'Pirate' Flopped," 08/25/06


Akron Beacon Journal
40
Jobs Cut

The Ohio newspaper is letting go people in all departments, citing a decline in revenue.
Source: Associated Press, "Ohio Paper Cuts 25 Pct of Newsroom Staff," 08/22/06


Maxim
4
Jobs Cut

Editorial staffers at the lads mag are being let go in a restructuring.
Source: Jossip, "Editors Fired in Maxim-um Axings," 08/11/06


VNU Business Media
26
Jobs Cut

VNU recently acquired Radio & Records and merged it with its Billboard Radio Monitor.
Source: Mediaweek, "VNU Business Media Lays Off 26 Employees," 08/07/06


Court TV
12
Jobs Cut

The network, acquired by Time Warner in May, is hit with another round of layoffs.
Source: TV Week, "Court TV Ad Sales Chief Collier Departs," 07/27/06


Teen People
50
Jobs Cut

The teen magazine is shutting down its print edition, publishing Web-only.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Teen People to Kill Print Edition, Continue on Web," 07/26/06


National Geographic
20
Jobs Cut

The magazine is said to be implementing a staff reduction plan to cut costs.
Source: FishbowlDC, "National Geographic Announces Staff Reduction Plan," 07/26/06


Disney
650
Jobs Cut

Walt Disney Studios is announcing a sweeping overhaul of its operations.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "Disney Studios Cuts 650 Staffers," 07/26/06


Playboy
30
Jobs Cut

Playboy Enterprises will trim $4.5 million from its programming and editorial budgets.
Source: AP, "Playboy Cuts 30 Positions, Trims Budget," 07/19/06


New York Times
???
Jobs Cut

The New York Times is to reduce the size of the newspaper and close a printing operation.
Source: New York Times, "Times to Reduce Page Size And Close a Plant in 2008," 07/18/06


Chicago Tribune
120
Jobs Cut

The Tribune Co. newspaper is being challenged by weaker-than-expected financial results.
Source: Chicago Tribune, "Chicago Tribune to Cut 120 Positions," 07/14/06


CBS Radio
115
Jobs Cut

CBS Radio is pink-slipping employees, in response to a "changing" business climate.
Source: Mediaweek, "CBS Radio Axes 115 Staffers," 07/12/06


Vibe
20
Jobs Cut

The new owners of the hip hop magazine are laying off employees in all departments.
Source: Advertising Age, "New Owners at 'Vibe' Continue Housecleaning," 07/11/06


Dallas Morning News
???
Jobs Cut

Belo's flagship newspaper is planning an employee buyout as it beefs up its Web unit.
Source: Reuters, "Dallas Morning News Plans Employee Buyout," 06/26/06


Katy Courier
26
Jobs Cut

The first daily newspaper in Katy, Texas, is folding after less than a year of publication.
Source: Houston Business Journal, "Katy Courier's Presses Grind to a Halt," 06/25/06


Court TV
50
Jobs Cut

A month after acquiring Court TV, Turner Broadcasting is swinging the ax at the network.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "Turner Cuts Staffers at Court," 06/20/06


International Herald Tribune
36
Jobs Cut

The New York Times Co. newspaper is cutting positions in a reorganization.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "'IHT' Plans to Cut 36 Jobs," 03/03/06


Absolute
36
Jobs Cut

The principal investor is pulling the plug on the U.S. edition of the luxury magazine.
Source: New York Post, "It's Last Call for Absolute," 03/03/06


Dow Jones & Co.
About 20
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the Wall Street Journal is reorganizing.
Source: Dow Jones, "Dow Jones Sets New Operations Structure," 02/22/06


Budget Living
About 50
Jobs Cut

The women's lifestyle magazine is folding after four years of publication.
Source: Mediaweek, "Budget Living Shuts Down," 02/14/06


Travel Savvy / Business Traveler
About 25
Jobs Cut

Travel Savvy and Business Traveler magazines, relaunched barely a year ago, are closing.
Source: New York Post, "Budget Living Shuts Down," 02/09/06


Time Inc.
66
Jobs Cut

The publisher is cutting both editorial and business jobs in the latest round of layoffs.
Source: Advertising Age, "Update: Time Inc. Cuts 66 Employees," 01/30/06


Dennis Publishing
???
Jobs Cut

The U.S. Maxim and Blender magazines are letting go of staffers.
Source: WWD, "Maxim Minimizes," 01/30/06


Newsday
65
Jobs Cut

The Tribune newspaper is eliminating jobs in pressroom and transportation.
Source: Newsday, "Newsday Employees Ratify New Contract," 01/09/06


McGraw-Hill
500
Jobs Cut

The publisher is cutting jobs in a restructuring "to enhance long-term growth prospects."
Source: Dow Jones, "McGraw-Hill Cut 500 Jobs In Restructuring Move," 01/05/06


CMO
???
Jobs Cut

IDG is suspending publication of the 16-month-old magazine for marketing execs.
Source: BtoBOnline.com, "Newsday Employees Ratify New Contract," 01/04/06


KVTV
???
Jobs Cut

Eagle Creek's KVTV in Laredo is dropping its newscast due to poor ratings.
Source: AP, "Laredo TV Station Drops Newscast, Staff," 01/04/06


25hours
7
Jobs Cut

The gossipy Web site, which grew about of the New York Daily News, is going dark.
Source: New York Post, "Really Over the Radar," 12/16/05


MTV Networks
100
Jobs Cut

MTV's desire to grow in the digital space said to be one reason for the layoffs.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "MTV Networks Lays Off About 100 Employees: Sources," 12/15/05


Radar
???
Jobs Cut

The ambitious pop culture magazine is shutting down.
Source: BusinessWeek: Fine on Media, "Radar Magazine Folds," 12/14/05


Time Inc.
105
Jobs Cut

Time Warner's magazine publishing unit is letting go employees in an effort to cut costs.
Source: Advertising Age, "Time Inc. Cuts Deep Into Top Management," 12/13/05


The WB
40
Jobs Cut

The ratings-starved television network is passing out pink slips to many staffers.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "WB Network Cuts Jobs as It Faces Losses," 12/10/05


Journal News
19
Jobs Cut

Gannett's Journal News in White Plains, N.Y. is laying off employees for the first time.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "In First-Ever Layoffs, Gannett's 'Journal News' in N.Y. Lops 19," 12/09/05


Tribune Co.
900
Jobs Cut

To cut costs, the company is cutting jobs, mostly at its newspapers: Chicago Tribune, etc.
Source: Dow Jones, "Tribune CEO: '05 Job Cuts to Total 900," 12/07/05


Cristina La Revista
???
Jobs Cut

The No. 2 U.S. Spanish-language magazine for women is folding.
Source: Miami Herald, "Cristina's Magazine Shuts Down," 11/30/05


Sync
20
Jobs Cut

The Ziff Davis magazine of gear and gadgets is closing down.
Source: New York Times, "Ziff Davis Plans to Close Sync Magazine," 11/19/05


Inside TV
40
Jobs Cut

The TV Guide sibling magazine will shut down due to disappointing sales.
Source: Reuters, "Gemstar to Shutter Inside TV Magazine," 11/15/05


Univision
259
Jobs Cut

The Spanish-language television network aims to help "improve financial performance."
Source: MarketWatch, "Univision Executive Says Job Cuts 'Difficult, But Necessary'," 11/02/05


Warner Bros. Entertainment
300
Jobs Cut

The Time Warner studio is cutting costs, as TV syndication dries up.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Warner Cuts More Than 5% of Studio Staff," 11/02/05


St. Louis Post-Dispatch
130
Jobs Cut

The Lee Enterprises newspaper is offering early retirement packages.
Source: AP, "St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sheds 130 Workers," 11/01/05


Family Circle
9
Jobs Cut

The magazine, under new owner Meredith and a new editor in chief, is restructuring.
Source: WWD, "Memo Pad: Family Ties, Severed," 10/14/05


U.S. News & World Report
10
Jobs Cut

The struggling newsweekly will shift its focus to its Web site.
Source: Washington Post, "U.S. News Gives a Top Political Writer the Pink Slip," 10/05/05


San Jose Mercury News
60
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is reducing its staff, first with buyouts but with layoffs if necessary.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Mercury News Plans to Offer Buyouts to Cut News Staff 15%," 09/24/05


San Francisco Chronicle
120
Jobs Cut

The newspaper says it plans to cut jobs.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "San Jose Mercury to Cut 17% of Newsroom Jobs," 09/24/05


Birmingham Post-Herald
43
Jobs Cut

E.W. Scripps is shutting down the 55-year-old afternoon newspaper in Birmingham, Ala.
Source: AP, "Birmingham Post-Herald Announces It Will Close Friday," 09/22/05


KPHL/KSWB
60
Jobs Cut

Tribune is eliminating news operations at its TV stations in Philadelphia and San Diego.
Source: San Diego Union-Tribue, "KSWB News Changes Hands; 30 to Lose Jobs," 09/22/05


Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News
160
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the two newspapers plans to eliminate jobs through buyouts or layoffs.
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, "Inquirer and Daily News Announce Job Cuts," 09/20/05


New York Times Co.
500
Jobs Cut

The company's planned layoffs include jobs at the New York Times and the Boston Globe.
Source: MarketWatch, "New York Times to Lay Off 500," 09/20/05


Razor
24
Jobs Cut

The struggling, "anti-laddie" young men's magazine, based in Scottsdale, Ariz., is folding.
Source: Mediaweek, "Razor Magazine Shuts Down," 09/05/05


Organic Style
38
Jobs Cut

Rodale is shutting down its healthy lifestyle monthly after four years of publication.
Source: Mediaweek, "Rodale to Shutter Four-Year-Old Organic Style," 09/05/05


Newsday
45
Jobs Cut

A scandal over inflated circulation continues to plague the Long Island newspaper.
Source: Newsday, "Newsday to Cut 45 Jobs," 09/02/05


Houston Chronicle
???
Jobs Cut

About 7% of the staff will be cut as the newspaper restructures for the "multiplatform world."
Source: Houston Chronicle, "Chronicle to Pare Its Work Force," 08/19/05


American Media
20
Jobs Cut

Jobs in the California office of the old Weider Publications are relocating to New York.
Source: New York Post, "Inc., Fast Company Execs Resign," 08/03/05


WXLV/WUPN
22
Jobs Cut

Sinclair's two Winston-Salem stations are shutting down their news operations.
Source: Winston-Salem Journal, "WXLV and WUPN Will End Newscasts," 07/29/05


TV Guide
???
Jobs Cut

The revamp of the television listings magazine will bring "significant" job cuts.
Source: Folio:, "In Drastic Shift, TV Guide to Become Less of a Guide, More of a Magazine," 07/26/05


Wired News
???
Jobs Cut

Lycos is cutting back as part of a restructuring of its Web sites.
Source: CNET News.com, "Editorial layoffs hit Wired News," 07/26/05


WMDN
???
Jobs Cut

The Meridian, Miss., station is "unable to negotiate a renewal" with Global Communications.
Source: TVJobs.com, "WMDN to Discontinue Newscasts," 07/01/05


Gruner + Jahr USA
75
Jobs Cut

Employees are being let go as Meredith closes on its acquisition of four G+J magazines.
Source: New York Post, "G+J Cuts 75 Before Meredith Takeover," 06/30/05


TheStreet.com
40
Jobs Cut

TheStreet.com is shutting down its stock research and brokerage services firm.
Source: TheStreet.com, "TheStreet.com Shutters Research Subsidiary," 06/28/05


Boston Herald
???
Jobs Cut

Staffers are taking buyouts and being laid off at the struggling tabloid.
Source: Boston Globe, "Amid Cuts, Herald Loses Newsroom Veterans," 06/11/05


Gannett
14
Jobs Cut

Gannett will shut down the struggling Green Bay News-Chronicle on June 3.
Source: Appleton Post Crescent, "Green Bay Newspaper Will Cease Publishing," 05/27/05


CBS News
50
Jobs Cut

CBS News is canceling its news program "60 Minutes Wednesday."
Source: New York Daily News, "Viacom Execs' Pay Irks Shareholders," 05/27/05


Time Warner Cable
38
Jobs Cut

Time Warner Cable is consolidating three New York 24-hour news outlets.
Source: Albany Times Union, "Time Warner Consolidating News Operations," 05/25/05


New York Times Co.
190
Jobs Cut

The New York Times Co. plans to cut about 2% of its work force.
Source: Reuters, "New York Times Planning to Cut 190 Jobs," 05/25/05


Christian Science Monitor
10 to 15
Jobs Cut

Due to a "reallocation of funds," the newspaper is cutting editorial positions.
Source: Christian Science Monitor, "Bergenheim Named New Editor of Monitor," 05/11/05


Sundance Channel
10
Jobs Cut

Sundance Channel is restructuring in order to widen its programming focus.
Source: Mediaweek, "Sundance Shifts Focus; 10 Staffers Axed," 04/26/05


KDLH
36
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut after the sale of Duluth TV station KDLH to Malara Broadcast Group.
Source: Duluth News Tribune, "Former Staffers Face Life After KDLH," 03/12/05


WISE
50
Jobs Cut

Indiana TV station WISE is merging newsrooms with another local station.
Source: Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, "WISE, WPTA Align; Pull Plug on 50 Jobs," 03/09/05


Discovery Networks
24
Jobs Cut

Staffers are being let go in marketing and new media, in order to "create efficiencies."
Source: Multichannel News, "TLC GM Resigns; Discovery Lays Off 24," 01/27/05


Dow Jones & Co.
97
Jobs Cut

Dow Jones is seeking "operational cost synergies" as it integrates MarketWatch.
Source: Dow Jones, "Dow Jones to Cut 97 Jobs Following MarketWatch Purchase," 01/26/05


Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
???
Jobs Cut

Management is consolidating offices and telling employees that layoffs are coming.
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, "Shakeup at the Tribune-Review," 01/20/05


Seattle Times
90 to 110
Jobs Cut

The planned job cuts are aimed at returning the newspaper to profitability.
Source: Seattle Times, "Seattle Times Plans to Cut Up to 110 Jobs," 01/14/05


E! Entertainment Television
5
Jobs Cut

"E! News Live" will become a taped show and staffers are being let go.
Source: Variety, "'E! News' Drops an Anchor Amid Redo," 01/05/05


U.S. News & World Report
???
Jobs Cut

In a round of cutbacks, employees are taking buyouts and exiting.
Source: New York Post, "Been There, Dunne That," 01/05/05


Durham Herald Sun
81
Jobs Cut

Paxton's acquisition of the newspaper resulted in a restructuring and massive layoffs.
Source: Independent Weekly, "Black Monday at the Herald-Sun," 01/05/05


Silicon Valley Business Ink
20
Jobs Cut

Silicon Valley publications Biz Ink and Valley Scene are going out of business.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Biz Ink Weekly, Valley Scene Run Out of Cash," 12/21/04


Primedia
20
Jobs Cut

Primedia's b-to-b publications are laying off senior managers.
Source: Folio:, "Primedia Business Lays Off 20," 12/10/04


America Online
750
Jobs Cut

AOL is aggressively slashing costs to counter subscriber losses.
Source: Washington Post, "AOL Cuts 750 Jobs," 12/07/04


Hartford Courant
10
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting jobs, citing an ongoing budget crunch.
Source: WTNH.com, "Hartford Courant Eliminates 10 Newsroom Positions," 12/06/04


Texas Cable News
45
Jobs Cut

Belo's Texas Cable News is dropping all original programming except weather.
Source: Dallas Morning News, "Belo Cuts TXCN's Staff, Production," 12/03/04


WBIX
15
Jobs Cut

The Boston AM station is cutting most jobs after its owner was accused of embezzling.
Source: Boston Globe, "WBIX Lays Off Most Staff Members," 12/01/04


Newsday
100
Jobs Cut

About 3% of Newday's work force will be cut following the paper's circulation scandal.
Source: Newsday, "Newsday to Cut Staff by 100," 11/12/04


Hachette Filipacchi
12
Jobs Cut

Philip Morris' custom-published magazine Unlimited is closing down.
Source: New York Post, "Newsday to Cut Staff by 100," 11/10/04


Orlando Sentinel
20
Jobs Cut

The paper is cutting positions across all departments, citing tough times.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Orlando Sentinel Cuts Staff," 11/09/04


Time Inc.
???
Jobs Cut

Time Inc.'s Time4Media is shuttering Freeze and TransWorld BMX magazines.
Source: Advertising Age, "Time Inc. Shutters Two Youth-Oriented Sports Titles," 11/03/04


Clear Channel
100
Jobs Cut

Clear Channel Entertainment is cutting jobs in a reorganization.
Source: Billboard/Reuters, "Clear Channel Unit Lays Off Staffers in Restructure," 11/01/04


Houston Chronicle
243
Jobs Cut

The Houston Chronicle is cutting jobs to help reduce operating expenses.
Source: Houston Chronicle, "Houston Chronicle Cuts 10 Percent of Work Force," 10/26/04


Hoy
About 20
Jobs Cut

Tribune's Spanish-language daily newspaper is reducing its staff.
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel, "Tribune's Hoy Cutting its Staff by 20 Percent," 10/22/04


San Francisco Chronicle
???
Jobs Cut

The paper is laying off staffers due to flat revenue and a difficult economy.
Source: San Francisco Business Times, "Chronicle to Lay Off 10 Percent," 10/20/04


Playboy
90
Jobs Cut

Citing a sour economy, Playboy is cutting jobs, mostly in its online unit.
Source: Variety, "Playboy's Job Cuts Hit Online Unit Hard," 10/11/04


Belo
250
Jobs Cut

In the aftermath of a circulation scandal, jobs will be cut at the Dallas Morning News.
Source: AP, "Belo to Cut 250 Jobs, Most at Dallas Paper," 09/29/04


Dennis Publishing
15
Jobs Cut

The publisher is dismissing executives and editors to cut costs.
Source: New York Times, "Publisher of Men's Magazines Cuts 15 Officers and Editors," 09/25/04


LA.com
???
Jobs Cut

The city guide run by Los Angeles Newspaper Group is restructuring.
Source: LAVoice.org, "LA.com Falls Short - Top Management Laid Off," 09/24/04


New York Times
???
Jobs Cut

The New York Times Co. is shedding almost half of its pressmen.
Source: Dow Jones/Excite, "NY Times to Reduce Pressmen Staff, Limit Wage Increases," 09/13/04


Gruner + Jahr USA
80
Jobs Cut

The publisher of Family Circle and other major magazines is cutting costs.
Source: New York Post, "G+J Boss Slashes 80 Jobs," 09/10/04


Time Warner Cable
40 to 50
Jobs Cut

Time Warner Cable is consolidating certain operations in North Carolina.
Source: Charlotte Business Journal, "News 14 Cutting 40 to 50 Local Jobs," 08/13/04


Primedia
6
Jobs Cut

Trade magazines Folio: and Circulation Management are part of a new joint venture.
Source: New York Post, "Primedia Offloads Two Trades," 08/13/04


Time Warner / Belo
190
Jobs Cut

Time Warner Cable and Belo are ending their joint venture in local cable news channels.
Source: AP, "Time Warner Cable, Belo Dissolve Venture," 07/23/04


Christian Science Monitor
21
Jobs Cut

The newspaper has eliminated jobs since the start of 2004, in an effort to cut costs.
Source: Christian Science Monitor, "The Monitor's Path Ahead," 07/16/04


New York Sports Express
???
Jobs Cut

The free weekly is being closed by parent New York Press Media.
Source: New York Post, "Express Stop: Publisher Kills Sports Weekly," 07/15/04


Reed Business Information
140
Jobs Cut

The publisher of business titles such as Daily Variety is restructuring.
Source: Crain's New York Business, "Reed Business Cuts Staff," 07/08/04


Tribune
200+
Jobs Cut

Due to a slowdown in ad revenue, Tribune says it will cut jobs at its 14 newspapers.
Source: AP/Yahoo! News, "Tribune Co. to Cut More Than 200 Jobs," 06/07/04


New York Press
???
Jobs Cut

The owner of the weekly is combining office functions with a sister publication.
Source: New York Post, "Sixth Day of Journal Back on Drawing Board," 06/04/04


Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
40
Jobs Cut

Martha Stewart's TV show is going on "hiatus," so the TV division is cutting jobs.
Source: BusinessWeek, "Martha Fades to Black," 05/18/04


NBC Universal
500
Jobs Cut

The newly formed media giant will cut overlapping jobs over the next two years.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "New Day Dawns for NBC Universal," 05/16/04


TechTV
285
Jobs Cut

Following its acquisition by Comcast, TechTV is cutting jobs in its San Francisco office.
Source: CNET News.com, "TechTV Lays Off San Francisco Staff," 05/06/04


Gruner + Jahr USA
???
Jobs Cut

G+J USA's Fast Company and Inc. magazines are merging sales staffs.
Source: New York Post, "Ron Galotti is Exposed," 04/30/04


News World Communications
86
Jobs Cut

The publishing arm of the Unification Church is closing two publications.
Source: New York Post, "Noticias to Close; Moonies Axing 86," 04/20/04


King County Journal
24
Jobs Cut

The Bellevue, Wash., newspaper is laying off staffers and selling its headquarters.
Source: Seattle Times, "King County Journal Announces Cuts, Selling of Office," 03/24/04


World Press Review
15
Jobs Cut

The magazine is shutting down because its charitable foundation has stopped funding.
Source: New York Post, "Kelly Gang Remembers Atlantic Editor Killed in Iraq," 03/17/04


HBO
12
Jobs Cut

HBO is cutting jobs as part of a corporate streamlining begun last year.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "HBO Lays Off 12 for Restructuring," 03/04/04


WDSI
30
Jobs Cut

The Fox affiliate in Chattanooga, Tenn., is shutting down its news department.
Source: Chattanoogan.com, "30-Member Fox61 News Team Laid Off," 02/27/04


Detroit Newspaper Agency
60
Jobs Cut

The agency that serves the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News is cutting jobs.
Source: ClickonDetroit.com, "Detroit Newspaper Agency Announces Layoffs," 02/27/04


Cablevision
80
Jobs Cut

Madison Square Garden is laying off staffers as part of cutbacks by Cablevision.
Source: New York Post, "Cablevision Axes 80 at MBG," 02/07/04


Tulsa World
38
Jobs Cut

Hit by the economic downturn, the newspaper is reporting its first layoffs in 87 years.
Source: Associated Press, "Tulsa World Cuts 38 Newspaper Jobs," 01/29/04


Cablevision
71
Jobs Cut

Cablevision is laying off staffers at its high-speed Internet access and telephone service.
Source: Newsday, "Cablevision Lays Off Dozens of Employees," 01/16/04


Newsday
26
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is eliminating jobs outside the newsroom as part of an effort to cut costs.
Source: Newsday, "Newsday Announces Layoffs," 01/07/04


America Online
450
Jobs Cut

AOL is consolidating its California operations and shuttering two offices.
Source: CNET News.com, "AOL Lays Off 450 Calif Employees," 12/09/03


Yolk
???
Jobs Cut

The magazine for Asian Americans is folding after 10 years of scrambling to stay alive.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Pop Culture Asian American Magazine Falters," 12/08/03


Crain Communications
9
Jobs Cut

Crain is merging its Modern Physician magazine into its Modern Healthcare title.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times, "Crain Ends Magazine That Targeted Doctors," 12/05/03


KRON
20
Jobs Cut

The San Francisco station, which lost its NBC affiliation last year, is cutting newscasts.
Source: Contra Costa Times, "Yeh, 2 Newscasts Out at KRON," 12/04/03


San Francisco Examiner
14
Jobs Cut

The family that owns the San Francisco Examiner and two other papers is making cuts.
Source: Associated Press, "San Francisco Examiner Fires More Staff, Hires New CFO," 12/03/03


Vanguarde Media
70
Jobs Cut

The African-American magazines Savoy, Heart & Soul and Honey are folding.
Source: Advertising Age, "African-American Magazine Publisher Folds," 11/25/03


Discovery Communications
10
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut in new media in order to take advantage of "opportunities in broadband."
Source: Washington Post, "Discovery Lays Off 10 New-Media Employees," 11/20/03


Grace Magazine
???
Jobs Cut

The fashion and lifestyle magazine for women size 12 and up is shutting down.
Source: Associated Press, "Grace Magazine Shuts After Investor Quits," 11/19/03


Boston Herald
19
Jobs Cut

The job cuts include 12 full-time newsroom workers who accepted buyout packages.
Source: Boston Globe, "Herald Reports Staff Cutbacks; 19 Are Affected," 11/15/03


Random House
29
Jobs Cut

The book publisher is cutting jobs in its New York City and Westminster, Md., offices.
Source: Publishers Weekly, "Random Cuts Jobs in Sales, Technical Staff," 11/10/03


Tribune-Review Publishing
???
Jobs Cut

The newspaper publisher is cutting jobs at its six daily newspapers.
Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, "Staff at Newspapers Cut by 4%," 11/06/03


E! Networks
10
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut in news following a decision to trim "E! News Live" to a half hour.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "E! Halves 'Live,' Trims News Staff," 11/04/03


Associated Press
40
Jobs Cut

Services and technology staffers are being let go due to reduced demand for tech support.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "AP Trims Technical Staff," 10/22/03


Book Magazine
???
Jobs Cut

The title will cease publication because co-owner Barnes & Noble is withdrawing funding.
Source: New York Times, "Book Magazine Will Be Closed," 10/22/03


Time Inc.
20
Jobs Cut

Time Inc. is cutting jobs at its magazine Web sites, mainly in IT and design.
Source: PaidContent.org, "Restructuring at Time Inc.," 10/01/03


Wall Street Journal
12
Jobs Cut

The paper is planning to combine news desks in New York, Brussels and Hong Kong.
Source: Advertising Age, "WSJ Lays Off 12 Editors in Reorganization," 09/23/03


Reed Business Information
5
Jobs Cut

Jobs are being cut at Broadcasting & Cable and Multichannel News magazines.
Source: BtoB, "More Jobs Cut at Reed TV Magazines," 09/23/03


Blink 102.7
20
Jobs Cut

The New York radio station is dropping its news-and-gossip formula.
Source: TheStreet.com, "The Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week," 09/19/03


Adweek Magazines
5
Jobs Cut

Due to continuing softness in advertising, the trade publisher is reducing its staff.
Source: Mediaweek, "Adweek Magazines Announces Staff Reductions," 09/17/03


Simon & Schuster
???
Jobs Cut

The book publisher is selling its interactive unit because it is "not a core operation."
Source: Publishers Weekly, "S&S Puts Interactive Unit Up For Sale, Lays Off Some Staff," 09/15/03


American Media
70
Jobs Cut

The tabloid newspaper is making cutbacks due to a decline in newsstand sales.
Source: Associated Press, "Publisher American Media Inc. Lays Off About 70 Workers," 09/11/03


Biography Magazine
???
Jobs Cut

A&E's magazine will cut its frequency and will no longer be available on the newsstand.
Source: Advertising Age, "Biography Magazine Drops from Newsstands," 09/04/03


NBC News
About 15
Jobs Cut

"Dateline NBC" is being cut from three nights to two in the coming season, sources say.
Source: Television Week, "'Dateline' Cuts Staff," 08/28/03


WOTV
23
Jobs Cut

Battle Creek, Mich.'s ABC affiliate is shutting down its news department.
Source: WOOD-TV, "LIN Television to Close WOTV Channel 41 News Department," 08/21/03


San Diego Union-Tribune
102
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting jobs in circulation as it plans to outsource customer service.
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune, "Union-Tribune to Trim 102 Jobs," 08/19/03


Rainbow Media
12
Jobs Cut

Rainbow Media's on-demand video magazine service is firing its entire production staff.
Source: New York Post, "Cablevision Fires Total Staff at Unit," 08/07/03


WUTR
???
Jobs Cut

The Utica, N.Y., Clear Channel TV station is shutting down its news operation.
Source: Utica Observer-Dispatch, "WUTR Ends Local Newscasts," 08/02/03


Comcast
7,000
Jobs Cut

The cable-TV operator cut 7,000 jobs since since it acquired AT&T Broadband last year.
Source: Philadelphia Business Journal, "Comcast Job Cuts Were Bigger Than Anticipated," 07/31/03


Reader's Digest Association
580
Jobs Cut

The publisher of Reader's Digest is posting a wider loss after restructuring charges.
Source: Reuters, "Reader's Digest Announces Loss, Cuts," 07/30/03


Hartford Courant
23
Jobs Cut

The newspaper says it is continuing to struggle with a "significant decline" in revenue.
Source: Hartford Courant, "Courant Plans to Eliminate 23 Jobs," 07/29/03


Village Voice
6
Jobs Cut

The New York City weekly is cutting jobs due to a "difficult business climate."
Source: Memos Sent to Romenesko, "Village Voice Layoffs, Resignations," 07/23/03


Simon & Schuster
75
Jobs Cut

Viacom's book publishing unit plans to cut about 5% of its work force.
Source: New York Post, "Simon & Schuster to Cut Titles, Ax 5% of Staff," 07/22/03


KTKA
8
Jobs Cut

The Topeka ABC station's "good news" show "just wasn't pulling down the ratings."
Source: Topeka Capital-Journal, "KTKA Ends 'Talk of the Town'," 07/18/03


WTVI
8
Jobs Cut

Layoffs come in the wake of budget cuts at the Charlotte, N.C., PBS station.
Source: Charlotte Observer, "WTVI Cuts 8 Employees, 2 Shows and Magazine," 07/03/03


WTTW
2
Jobs Cut

Two senior execs at the Chicago PBS station are being let go amid budget cutbacks.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times, "Cutback at Ch. 11 Throws Top Veeps Out the Window," 06/25/03


Comedy Central
About 80
Jobs Cut

Staffers are being let go as Viacom's latest acquisition is integrated into MTV Networks.
Source: Television Week, "Comedy Central Lays Off 20 Percent of Employees," 06/24/03


CMP Media
???
Jobs Cut

The editorial staffs of EE Times and EBN are being combined, cutting a number of jobs.
Source: BtoB, "CMP's 'EE Times,' 'EBN' Combining Editorial Staffs," 06/24/03


Request Magazine
???
Jobs Cut

Musicland's Request music magazine is being shut down.
Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune, "Musicland Cuts 59 Jobs, Closes Request Magazine," 06/24/03


Tribune Star
13
Jobs Cut

The Terre Haute newspaper plans to cut part-time jobs, including nine in the newsroom.
Source: Associated Press, "Terre Haute Newspaper Cutting Staff," 06/24/03


Country Music
2
Jobs Cut

Two editors are said to be the only employees to lose jobs as the magazine is shut down.
Source: The Tennessean, "Country Music Ends 30-Year Run," 06/12/03


U.S. News & World Report
12
Jobs Cut

Jobs are being cut in response to a sustained drop in advertising at all newsweeklies.
Source: Washington Post, "U.S. News Cuts 12 Jobs In Midst of Sales Slump," 06/11/03


Scholastic
About 400
Jobs Cut

The children's book publisher is cutting jobs due to industry and economic conditions.
Source: Dow Jones Newswires, "Scholastic Corp Cuts 4% From Work Force," 05/28/03


Country Living Gardener
Less than 10
Jobs Cut

Staffers are losing jobs as the Hearst title cuts its frequency from six times a year to four.
Source: Advertising Age, "Country Living Gardener Magazine Cuts Frequency," 05/22/03


WMHT
16
Jobs Cut

The Albany station is feeling the economic woes affecting public broadcasters nationwide.
Source: Albany Times Union, "Economy Forces Layoffs at WMHT," 05/22/03


South Carolina Educational Television
35
Jobs Cut

Like other South Carolina agencies, SCETV is suffering from reductions in state funds.
Source: Associated Press, "SCETV Announces 35 Layoffs," 05/21/03


United Press International
16
Jobs Cut

UPI says it is restructuring to focus on new and growing global markets.
Source: United Press International, "UPI Restructures, Lays Off 16," 05/16/03


Primedia
24
Jobs Cut

Primedia is splitting up its Media Central unit of media-related trade publications.
Source: Advertising Age, "Primedia Dismantles Media Central Properties," 05/08/03


Showtime
70
Jobs Cut

Showtime is cutting jobs after a "strategic review" turned up "opportunities to streamline."
Source: Variety, "Showtime Lays Off 70 Staff," 05/06/03


HBO
20
Jobs Cut

Consolidation and the sluggish economy are blamed for job cuts in HBO affiliate sales.
Source: Multichannel News, "Layoffs Seen at HBO, Showtime," 05/05/03


Alameda Newspaper Group
49
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the Oakland Tribune and other papers cites the economy for the layoffs.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Alameda Newspaper Group Lays off 49," 05/02/03


Central Maine Newspapers
18
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel is aiming to cut costs.
Source: Augusta Morning Sentinel, "Newspapers Lay Off 18 Employees," 04/29/03


Worth Media
???
Jobs Cut

The firm planned to cut all jobs and rehire as needed, but suspended publication instead.
Source: Media Life, "Worth Magazine Halts Publication," 04/29/03


Travel Holiday
24
Jobs Cut

Hachette is closing the 102-year-old travel magazine.
Source: Advertising Age, "Hachette Closes Travel Holiday," 04/23/03


WPGH
10
Jobs Cut

Owner Sinclair is rolling out a centralized news operation for its local stations.
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, "WPGH Fires 10 in Sinclair Shake-Up," 04/22/03


SI.com
14
Jobs Cut

Two months after CNNSI.com changed its name to SI.com, the Internet unit cut jobs.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "CNN/SI Remnant Sheds 14 Jobs in Two Months," 04/15/03


WGBH
25
Jobs Cut

The Boston PBS station is letting go staffers in response to a reduction in funding.
Source: Boston Globe, "WGBH Staff Cut by 7 Percent," 04/12/03


Victoria
???
Jobs Cut

The magazine is folding and its 30 staffers will be offered severance or new jobs at Hearst.
Source: Mediaweek, "Hearst Shutters Victoria," 04/07/03


Gear
15
Jobs Cut

The men's magazine is cutting its staff as it prepares to suspend publication.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Guccione to Suspend Publication of Gear Magazine," 04/01/03


America Online
475
Jobs Cut

Jobs are being cut at AOL call centers nationwide as part of a company reorganization.
Source: Associated Press, "AOL Cuts 170 Jobs in Utah Call Center," 03/28/03


R.H. Donnelley
190
Jobs Cut

The leading phone book publisher is consolidating operations and shutting down a plant.
Source: Reuters, "Publisher R.H. Donnelley to Cut 190 Jobs," 03/26/03


VNU Business Media
37
Jobs Cut

Point of Purchase magazine is closing and jobs will be cut from VNU's media trades.
Source: New York Post, "Dutch Publisher VNU Trims Staff at Trade Mags," 03/27/03


Natural Health
27
Jobs Cut

American Media is preparing to reposition its newly acquired magazine.
Source: Advertising Age, "Staff Fired as Natural Health Gets New Look," 03/20/03


Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
40
Jobs Cut

The company is eliminating 40 of the 90 jobs in its Internet division and other areas.
Source: Newsday, "Martha: It's the Media's Fault," 02/28/03


Red Herring
31
Jobs Cut

The pioneering New Economy magazine is shutting down after 10 years of publication.
Source: Dow Jones Business News, "Publisher Decides to Close Red Herring Magazine," 02/28/03


CNNfn
???
Jobs Cut

CNN is trimming its New York-based workforce by less than 2 percent.
Source: Reuters, "CNNfn to Launch New Midday Personal Finance Show," 02/26/03


San Francisco Examiner
40
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is laying off most of its staff it plans to become a free daily.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "Examiner Fires Most of Staff; Paper to Become Free Daily," 02/22/03


Reuters
3,000
Jobs Cut

Reuters is planning massive job cuts as part of a three-year strategy to revive its fortunes.
Source: Reuters, "Reuters: Record Loss, to Cut 3,000 Jobs," 02/18/03


Christian Index
???
Jobs Cut

The nation's oldest religious newspaper is cutting its staff by half.
Source: Savannah Morning News, "Georgia Baptist Newspaper Cuts Staff, Changes Focus," 02/07/03


Terra Lycos
147
Jobs Cut

The Spanish Internet media company is cutting jobs in several U.S. offices.
Source: Reuters, "Terra Lycos Cuts More Than 20 Percent of U.S. Staff," 02/05/03


New Architect
???
Jobs Cut

The final issue of CMP Media's monthly magazine for technology leaders is March 2003.
Source: New Architect, "New Architect Magazine Is No Longer Being Published," 02/03/03


NWCN
2
Jobs Cut

The regional cable news channel is eliminating its entertainment coverage.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "The Ax Falls in NWCN Restructuring," 01/31/03


Weider Publications
About 80
Jobs Cut

New owner American Media is axing jobs in Weider's executive staff and Internet unit.
Source: New York Post, "Weeding Out Weider," 01/29/03


Federal Paper
???
Jobs Cut

The weekly newspaper covering the executive branch is folding.
Source: Washington Business Journal, "Federal Paper Folds After Four Months," 01/28/03


Duluth News Tribune
8
Jobs Cut

The daily newspaper missed its 2002 revenue goal by nearly $1 million.
Source: Duluth News Tribune, "News Tribune Cuts Eight Employees," 01/17/03


WTTW
23
Jobs Cut

The public TV station reportedly faced a "near mutiny" after the job cuts were announced.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times, "Ch. 11 Bosses Feel Heat Over Firings, Budget Cuts," 01/16/03


CNet Networks
80
Jobs Cut

The online tech news firm continues to be impacted by the slump in the tech industry.
Source: Associated Press, "Cnet Networks Lays Off 80 More Employees," 01/13/03


Voter News Service
???
Jobs Cut

The election exit poll service is being dissolved and its staffers laid off.
Source: Washington Post, "Election Night Poll Service to Dissolve," 01/13/03


Harcourt
"Hundreds"
of Jobs Cut

The textbook publisher is facing a "difficult business climate" and will cut jobs nationwide.
Source: Associated Press, "Job Cuts Loom at Publisher Harcourt," 01/09/03


KRON
About 10
Jobs Cut

A news anchor is among the staffers exiting in a shakeup at the San Francisco station.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "TV Station Restructuring Some Key Shows," 01/07/03


KSTC
27
Jobs Cut

The 9 p.m. newscast on the Minneapolis-St. Paul station is being dropped.
Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press, "Hubbard Cancels Channel 45 Newscast at 9," 01/07/03


CNN
???
Jobs Cut

Prominent anchors and correspondents are being laid off as the news network retools.
Source: New York Daily News, "CNN Sacks Big Names," 01/03/03


Clear Channel
5
Jobs Cut

The radio giant is letting go the COO and public relations staff of its entertainment division.
Source: New York Post, "Clear Channel Conceals Layoffs of Some Top Execs," 12/27/02


New York Press
5
Jobs Cut

The new owners of the free weekly are firing the editor and four other staffers.
Source: New York Times, "New York Press Sold To an Investor Group," 12/24/02


Contents
???
Jobs Cut

The style/culture magazine is folding and staffers "are not getting a dime in severance."
Source: New York Post, "Hipster Movie Mag Comes to Scrooge Ending," 12/18/02


WBBM
10
Jobs Cut

The Chicago TV station is letting go employees, including two executive producers.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "WBBM Fires 10," 12/13/02


America Online
300
Jobs Cut

AOL is beginning what is expected to be a wave of layoffs as it trims costs.
Source: Reuters, "AOL Confirms It Cut 300 Jobs," 12/12/02


Charter Communications
???
Jobs Cut

The nation's third-largest cable TV operator is cutting a "significant" number of jobs.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Charter to Slash Jobs in Wake of U.S. Probe," 12/11/02


Yahoo
???
Jobs Cut

Employees in Yahoo's streaming-media division are being let go.
Source: CNET News.com, "Yahoo Reduces Enterprise Services Staff," 12/10/02


Black Entertainment Television
40
Jobs Cut

The network is canceling two of its three news shows to make room for new programming.
Source: Maynard Institute, "BET Cancels 'BET Tonight,' 'Lead Story' in Revamping," 12/04/02


Reuters
300
Jobs Cut

Reuters is axing jobs at its U.S. share trading subsidiary.
Source: MediaGuardian.co.uk, "300 Reuters Jobs to Go," 12/04/02


Ads.com
15
Jobs Cut

The Web site offering access to 1,500 TV commercials is closing down.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "Ads.com Start-Up Goes Out of Business," 12/03/02


Journal Newspapers
???
Jobs Cut

The publisher laid off most of the reporters at its two editions in Maryland.
Source: Baltimore Sun [Fifth item], "Newspaper Lays Off Reporters at Two Editions," 12/03/02


Leader Publishing Group
3
Jobs Cut

The Atlanta publisher is combining two of its small-business magazines.
Source: Atlanta Business Chronicle, "Stand-Alone Business to Business Magazine Gone," 12/02/02


Berkeley Daily Planet
???
Jobs Cut

The free Berkeley, Calif., tabloid, suffering from low advertising revenue, is shutting down.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "Berkeley Paper Ends Publication," 11/23/02


Playboy Enterprises
70
Jobs Cut

Playboy is cutting jobs across its businesses, including the magazine.
Source: Crain's Chicago Business, "Playboy to Cut 8% of Staff, 25 in Chicago," 11/21/02


Casco Bay Weekly
???
Jobs Cut

The Portland weekly is shutting down after losing money for most of its 14-year history.
Source: Associated Press, "Portland Weekly Newspaper Closes After 14 Years," 11/22/02


Electronic News
???
Jobs Cut

The print edition will be shut down, but the publication will continue as a Web site.
Source: BtoB, "Reed Business Information Closes Print Edition of Electronic News," 11/20/02


America Online
90
Jobs Cut

Staffers are being let go America Online's interactive marketing division.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "America Online Fires 90 People," 11/19/02


WKBD/WWJ
???
Jobs Cut

Viacom is shutting down the news operations at its two Detroit TV stations.
Source: Detroit Free Press, "Viacom-WXYZ Deal Made to Cut Costs," 11/20/02


Reuters
210
Jobs Cut

About 60 editorial jobs around the world and 150 non-news jobs in North America are cut.
Source: Associated Press, "Reuters Cuts About 60 Editorial Jobs," 11/15/02


VUNet USA
50
Jobs Cut

Vivendi Universal is restructuring its online division, which includes RollingStone.com.
Source: Reuters, "Vivendi's VUNET USA Cuts 50 Staff in Restructuring," 11/14/02


XM Satellite Radio
80
Jobs Cut

The leading provider of satellite radio programming is "burning $90 million a quarter."
Source: USA Today, "XM Satellite Radio Lays Off 80 Employees," 11/14/02


iVillage
30
Jobs Cut

Hit by the ad slump, the women-focused Web site is cutting 10% of its staff.
Source: InternetNews.com, "Online Ad Slump Still Stymies iVillage," 11/13/02


National Geographic Channel
About 20
Jobs Cut

The hour-long "National Geographic Today" is being reduced to a 30-minute show.
Source: Washington Business Journal, "'National Geographic Today' Cuts Staff By a Third," 11/08/02


Pulse!
19
Jobs Cut

Among other cost cuts, Tower Records is shutting down its entertainment magazine.
Source: Sacramento Business Journal, "Tower Cuts 82 Jobs, Closes Magazine," 11/07/02


American City Business Journals
???
Jobs Cut

The publisher is closing two titles, Potomac Tech Journal and Front Range TechBiz.
Source: Washington Post, "Potomac Tech Journal Folds," 11/06/02


Business Week
21
Jobs Cut

The McGraw-Hill title is laying off staffers from both the magazine and its online unit.
Source: Mediaweek, "BusinessWeek Cuts Edit Staff," 11/05/02


Forbes
About 25
Jobs Cut

The business magazine is cutting jobs in its editorial, business and Web staffs.
Source: New York Daily News, "Time Inc. Bullish on Fitness, Biz 2.0," 11/05/02


Tech TV
19
Jobs Cut

The tech cable channel will be closing bureaus in New York, Seattle and Silicon Valley.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Tech TV to Close Offices, Cut Jobs," 11/04/02


Dow Jones & Co.
230
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the Wall Street Journal is cutting costs due to the advertising slump.
Source: Reuters, "Dow Jones to Cut 230 Jobs," 11/04/02


Washington Business Forward
???
Jobs Cut

The struggling local tech title is letting go its six remaining staffers.
Source: Washington Post, "Magazine's Ink Running Out," 11/04/02


TerraLycos
174
Jobs Cut

The Internet service is cutting content areas such as travel, health, fashion and careers.
Source: Boston Globe, "TerraLycos lays Off 174 Workers In U.S.," 10/24/02


Rosie Magazine
120
Jobs Cut

Gruner + Jahr execs say that no new magazine will replace the soon-to-close title.
Source: New York Times, "Rosie, the Magazine, Lays Off Its Staff," 10/18/02


Sports Illustrated Women
???
Jobs Cut

Time Inc. says it will try to find positions for the shuttered magazine's 45 employees.
Source: Press Release, "Time Inc. to Cease Publication of Sports Illustrated Women," 10/16/02


Orange County Register
35
Jobs Cut

Under pressure to improve profits, the newspaper is eliminating jobs and will freeze wages.
Source: Associated Press, "Orange County Register to Cut Jobs," 10/15/02


Showtime Networks
25
Jobs Cut

The Viacom-owned cable channel is letting employees go in programming and marketing.
Source: Variety, "Showtime Networks Cuts 25 Staffers," 10/13/02


Washington Techway
2
Jobs Cut

A division of the Washington Post Co. is shutting down the local tech magazine.
Source: Washington Post, "Washington Techway Magazine To Fold," 10/12/02


Vivendi Universal
"Hundreds"
of Jobs Cut

The job cuts in the New York office alone could number close to 200.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Strapped Vivendi Plans Job Cuts in Bid to Save," 10/11/02


MSNBC
8
Jobs Cut

Four of the laid off staffers at the money-losing Microsoft-NBC venture are sports reporters.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "MSNBC Lays Off Eight From Editorial Staff," 10/11/02


National Public Radio
9
Jobs Cut

"Flat to declining revenues" are blamed for NPR's latest layoffs.
Source: Washington Post, "NPR Taps Two New Hosts to Consider 'All Things'," 10/10/02


Crown Media Holdings
130
Jobs Cut

The owner of the Hallmark Channel and other TV channels is cutting jobs to trim costs.
Source: Reuters, "Crown Media to Cut Jobs 30 Percent," 10/07/02


Mutual Funds
???
Jobs Cut

Time Inc. says it will try to find positions for the shuttered magazine's 33 employees.
Source: New York Times, "As Ads Dwindle, Mutual Funds and Upside Magazines Close," 10/07/02


Upside
75
Jobs Cut

One of longest-running chroniclers of the digital economy is closing.
Source: New York Times, "As Ads Dwindle, Mutual Funds and Upside Magazines Close," 10/07/02


Forbes ASAP
About 8
Jobs Cut

One of the first magazines to cover the Internet seriously is shutting down.
Source: New York Times, "Alt-Weekly Titans Swap Markets, Shutter Papers," 10/03/02


Cleveland Free Times / New Times Los Angeles
About 160
Jobs Cut

Both weekly newspapers are shutting down as part of a market-swap deal by their owners.
Source: New York Post, "Alt-Weekly Titans Swap Markets, Shutter Papers," 10/03/02


Conus Communications
About 165
Jobs Cut

The company is phasing out its satellite TV services and 24-hour All News Channel.
Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune, "TV Pioneer Conus, Hit By Industry Change, to Go Dark," 09/21/02


Oxygen Media
29
Jobs Cut

The content company targeted toward women is cutting original content from its Web site.
Source: Associated Press, "Oxygen.com Plans to Cut 29 Jobs," 08/27/02


Maryland Public Television
32
Jobs Cut

Budget problems are compounded by a failure to draw sponsors for "Wall Street Week."
Source: Baltimore Sun, "MPT Slashing Staff, Salaries, Marketing as It Faces Shortfall," 08/24/02


CNN
"Less that 10"
Jobs Cut

The cable news channel is going to shorten its commercial-free "CNN Student News."
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "CNN Student News Show Being Shortened, Jobs Cut," 08/09/02


Dow Jones & Co.
165
Jobs Cut

The publisher says that its staff reduction will be complete by the end of the third quarter.
Source: Crain's New York Business, "Dow Jones Broadens Staff Reduction Plan," 08/09/02


Cablevision
???
Jobs Cut

The cable TV company is laying off 7 percent of its staff, among other cost-cutting moves.
Source: Reuters, "Cablevision to Sell Clearview, Cut Jobs," 08/08/02


CMP Media
100
Jobs Cut

The publisher of Information Week and other tech titles is making staff cuts.
Source: O'Dwyer's PR Daily, "PR Newswire and CMP Media to Cut Staffers," 08/07/02


Red Herring
About 33
Jobs Cut

The tech magazine is experiencing its third round of layoffs in the past 12 months.
Source: CNET News.com, "Red Herring Cuts 35 Percent of Staff," 08/06/02


ON24
15
Jobs Cut

The streaming media provider is discontinuing its production of original financial news.
Source: CNET News.com, "ON24 Shutters News Unit," 08/02/02


Clear Channel
630
Jobs Cut

The company is cutting staffers as a result of its merger restructurings.
Source: Dow Jones Newswires, "Clear Channel Cut 630 Workers In Restructuring on June 30," 08/01/02


Vivendi Universal
About 12
Jobs Cut

The media giant is planning more job cuts in New York after cutting jobs in recent months.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Vivendi May Cut Staff In Paris and New York," 07/29/02


Gruner + Jahr USA
About 24
Jobs Cut

The Business Innovator Group, which has laid off staffers since January, is folding.
Source: Mediaweek, "Scott Crystal Out as Head of G+J Business Group," 07/22/02


Burly Bear
60
Jobs Cut

The cable TV and new-media company aimed at teens will cease operations.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "Cold Snap Puts Burly Bear Into Permanent Hibernation," 07/09/02


Enews.com
About 40
Jobs Cut

The leading online retailer of magazine subscriptions is shutting down.
Source: Washington Post, "Enews Joins Ranks of Shuttered E-tailers," 07/08/02


Yahoo! Internet Life
35
Jobs Cut

Ziff Davis Media is closing down the Net culture magazine after the August issue.
Source: CNET News.com, "Ziff Davis' Yahoo Internet Life to Fold," 07/02/02


CNet Networks
About 190
Jobs Cut

The online tech news firm is suffering from the downturn in online advertising.
Source: Reuters, "Cnet Says It Will Cut 10 Percent of Its Work Force," 06/27/02


Yahoo!
"Less Than 30"
Jobs Cut

The money-losing Yahoo FinanceVision and Yahoo Radio will be shut down.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Yahoo Plans to Shut Down Some Broadcast Services," 06/26/02


Reuters
650
Jobs Cut

The latest round of job cuts at Reuters will impact senior and middle management.
Source: Financial Times, "Reuters to Cut 650 Senior Management Jobs," 06/20/02


Grid
8
Jobs Cut

Reed Elsevier is shutting down the three and a half year old real estate magazine.
Source: New York Post, "Grid's the First Victim at Reed," 06/15/02


Hughes Communications
47
Jobs Cut

The Rockford, Ill., trade magazine publisher is shutting down.
Source: Rockford Register Star, "Downtown Magazine Publisher Folds," 06/15/02


KERA
36
Jobs Cut

The Dallas-Fort Worth public broadcaster is falling $2 million short of its operating budget.
Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, "KERA Slashes Work Force," 06/14/02


CMP Media
30
Jobs Cut

The tech trade publisher is laying off more employees and repositioning some of its titles.
Source: Newsday, "CMP Cuts 30 in New Set of Layoffs," 06/11/02


Horvitz Newspapers
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

"A few" out of 300 staffers could be let go due to a merger of two Seattle suburban papers.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "Publisher to Merge Eastside, South County Papers," 06/06/02


WTTW
15
Jobs Cut

Employees in several departments are being let go at the Chicago public TV station.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times, "Ch. 11 Fires 15 Staffers to Help Balance Budget," 06/04/02


Eagle-Tribune Publishing
47
Jobs Cut

The buyer of Dow Jones' Essex County newspaper group is making staff cuts.
Source: Boston Herald, "Buyers of N. Shore Papers Ax Top Editors," 05/30/02


NewsChannel 8
30
Jobs Cut

Staffers will be let go as the D.C. cable news channel merges with ABC affiliate WJLA-TV.
Source: Washington Times, "Channel to Cut 30 in WJLA Merger," 05/30/02


The Net Economy
???
Jobs Cut

The May 20 issue is the final edition of the Ziff Davis magazine.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "Ziff's TNE Merges With America's Network," 05/24/02


America Online
120
Jobs Cut

Employees in the interactive marketing department are being let go, sources say.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "America Online Lays Off 120 People," 05/20/02


Newsbytes
5
Jobs Cut

Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive's Newsbytes and Washtech.com will be combined.
Source: Washington Post, "Post Unit Combines Tech News Operations," 05/17/02


UPN
50
Jobs Cut

Citing plans to integrate UPN with CBS operations, Viacom will eliminate jobs.
Source: Dow Jones Newswires, "Viacom Plans to Cut 50 Positions at Three UPN Offices," 05/14/02


Ziff Davis Smart Business
30
Jobs Cut

Ziff Davis is folding the business technology magazine.
Source: Mediaweek, "Ziff Davis Folds Smart Business," 05/14/02


Harvard Business School Publishing
14
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the Harvard Business Review is making "painful but necessary" staff cuts.
Source: Boston Globe, "Harvard Publishing Division Fires 14," 05/14/02


Maine Times
???
Jobs Cut

The environmentally focused alternative weekly is shutting down.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Maine Times Still Kicking ... The Bucket," 05/07/02


Dow Jones & Co.
About 100
Jobs Cut

Another round of job cuts is expected to trim less than 1% of Dow Jones' 8,000+ payroll.
Source: New York Daily News, "New Set of Job Cuts At WSJ," 05/01/02


Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
17
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting 15 full-time and two part-time jobs to counter lower ad revenue.
Source: Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, "Newspaper Cuts 17 Jobs," 04/25/02


Us Weekly
8
Jobs Cut

New editor Bonnie Fuller is laying off staffers, but is looking to fill some of the positions.
Source: CNET News.com, "Us Weekly Makes Editorial Cuts," 04/24/02


TechTV
50
Jobs Cut

The on-air and online network is drastically cutting its live broadcasts.
Source: CNET News.com, "TechTV Lays Off 50, Shuffles Programming," 04/24/02


Microsoft / UltimateTV
200
Jobs To Be Cut

Microsoft and its now-shuttered UltimateTV unit may lay off a total of about 200 staffers.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Microsoft Rethinks Interactive TV," 04/24/02


Beliefnet.com
14
Jobs Cut

The religion and spirituality Web site and newsletter publisher is filing for Chapter 11.
Source: New York Daily News, "Web Is No Haven For Spiritual Site," 04/23/02


Reuters
300
Jobs Cut

The latest round of layoffs will bring the company's total number of staff cuts to 2,100.
Source: Associated Press, "Reuters Announces 300 New Job Cuts," 04/22/02


Bicycling
3
Jobs Cut

Rodale is consolidating certain functions of Bicycling and Mountain Bike magazines.
Source: Bicycle Retailer, "Rodale Consolidates, Closes Costa Mesa Offices," 04/19/02


Reader's Digest Association
100
Jobs Cut

The publisher plans to cut a catalog unit, exit the video business and consolidate units.
Source: Reuters, "Reader's Digest to Cut Jobs, Exit Video Business," 04/18/02


Sports Afield
???
Jobs Cut

The 115-year-old outdoor magazine will cease publication with its June issue.
Source: Associated Press, "Sports Afield to Cease Publication," 04/17/02


Canoe/Netgraphe
67
Jobs Cut

The parent company of Canadian news site Canoe is cutting staff by more than one-third.
Source: Canadian Press, "Canoe, Netgraphe Cut 67 Jobs," 04/16/02


National Public Radio
47
Jobs Cut

Staffers that are being let go can reapply for 31 new jobs within the reorganized network.
Source: Washington Post, "At NPR, A Sudden Shift In Culture," 04/12/02


KTKA
???
Jobs Cut

Topeka's ABC affiliate is planning to terminate its three nightly local newscasts.
Source: Topeka Capital-Journal, "Channel 49 to Eliminate News," 04/11/02


CNN-SI
About 130
Jobs Cut

Turner Sports says May 15 is the date that the struggling sports network will go off the air.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "CNN-SI Going Off the Air May 15," 04/05/02


General Media
39
Jobs Cut

The publisher of Penthouse reveals it let go of staffers in February.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Auditor of Penthouse Publisher Expresses Doubt About Future," 03/30/02


Primedia
65
Jobs Cut

Staffers are let go at the b-to-b magazines and the Media Central properties.
Source: Advertising Age, "Primedia Lays Off 65 Staffers," 03/28/02


Tribune Media Services
12
Jobs Cut

The Los Angeles Times Syndicate's New York and Salt Lake City offices are closing.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Tribune Media Services To Close 2 Offices," 03/28/02


WBKP
15
Jobs Cut

The ABC affiliate in Calumet, Mich., is shutting down its news department.
Source: WBKP-Press Release, "ABC News 10 WBKP/WBUP," 03/28/02


TechTV
???
Jobs Cut

The tech network is canceling two shows and axing the shows' staffers.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "TechTV Makes More Changes," 03/27/02


Oxygen Media
20
Jobs Cut

The women-focused media company is letting go staffers in its sports department.
Source: Variety, "Low Ratings Lead Oxygen to Cut Events, Staff," 03/26/02


MSNBC
About 25
Jobs Cut

The cable news channel is cutting its documentary unit as it shifts its focus to live shows.
Source: Reuters, "MSNBC TV Cuts Documentary Unit," 03/25/02


Newspaper Association of America
15-20
Jobs To Be Cut

A slide in non-dues revenue is forcing the newspaper trade group to make staff cuts.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "NAA To Cut Workforce By 10%-12%," 03/22/02


Lonely Planet
75
Jobs Cut

The guidebook publisher is letting go editors, designers and other staffers.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "Lonely Planet Cuts 15% of Staff After Travel Slump," 03/21/02


Tribune
???
Jobs To Be Cut

More staff cuts are expected in Tribune's publishing division.
Source: Reuters, "Tribune Reiterates Q1, Full-Year Outlook," 03/18/02


Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
40
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut in the Internet/direct commerce division as part of an "overall reorganization."
Source: New York Post, "Martha Carve-Up," 03/15/02


East
26
Jobs Cut

The magazine for English-speaking Asians is shutting down.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Magazine Stops Publishing As Revenue Heads South," 03/15/02


Dog World
4
Jobs Cut

New York staffers are shed after the magazine is purchased and relocated to Irvine, Calif.
Source: New York Post, "Rodale Move Is Not Organic," 03/13/02


Casco Bay Weekly
4
Jobs Cut

The Portland, Maine, weekly fired most of its staff in a dispute over cutting costs.
Source: Portland Press Herald, "Losing Money, Owner Fires Staff at Casco Bay Weekly," 03/07/02


New Choices
14
Jobs Cut

The Reader's Digest magazine for baby boomers will cease publication.
Source: Advertising Age, "Reader's Digest Folds Baby Boomer Title," 03/06/02


Pioneer Press
8
Jobs Cut

The chain of Chicago-area weeklies is laying off both journalists and business staffers.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Pioneer Press Chain Lays Off 8," 03/04/02


Teen
About 40
Jobs Cut

Primedia is suspending publication of Teen magazine.
Source: Advertising Age, "Primedia Suspends Publication of Teen," 03/01/02


Atlanta Journal-Constitution
42
Jobs Cut

Part-time truck drivers' jobs are cut after the elimination of the afternoon newspaper.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "AJC Cuts 42 Part-Time Drivers' Jobs," 02/28/02


Pacifica Radio
9
Jobs Cut

The non-commercial broadcaster is dismissing its national news staff.
Source: Washington Post, "Pacifica Fires 9, Drops National News Show," 02/16/02


Reuters
200
Jobs Cut

The latest round of layoffs adds to the 1,600 job cuts announced last year.
Source: Associated Press, "Reuters Sheds Another 200 Jobs as 2001 Pretax Profits Fall," 02/12/02


Manhattan Style
???
Jobs Cut

The city magazine is shutting down after publishing a mere five issues.
Source: New York Post, "Manhattan Style Folds After 5 Issues," 02/12/02


Advance Magazine Publishers
???
Jobs Cut

The magazine group is cutting 20 percent of its human resources departments.
Source: Mediaweek, "Advance Cuts 20 Percent of HR Dept.," 02/07/02


Simon & Schuster
20
Jobs Cut

The layoffs include editorial, sales and administrative employees.
Source: New York Times, "Simon & Schuster Says It Laid Off 20 Workers," 02/07/02


Oxygen Media
24
Jobs Cut

The cable network for women is reorganizing the newsmagazine show "Pure Oxygen."
Source: Crain's New York Business, "Oxygen Media Cuts," 02/05/02


Associated Press
21
Jobs Cut

Administrative positions are being eliminated as part of a restructuring effort.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Associated Press Cuts 21 Jobs," 02/04/02


Jersey Journal
About 45
Jobs Cut

Unions agree to cut jobs to allow the Jersey Journal to continue publishing.
Source: Newark Star-Ledger, "Tentative Pact Spares the Jersey Journal," 02/02/02


Dennis Interactive
5
Jobs Cut

Fifteen staffers remain at Dennis Publishing's interactive unit to wrap up current projects.
Source: Adweek, Dennis Interactive Winds Down Operations," 01/31/02


CitySearch
111
Jobs Cut

Losses at the ad-supported community information network are leading to layoffs.
Source: Digital Coast Reporter Daily, "Ticketmaster Earnings Stay Constant," 01/30/02


UPN
About 22
Jobs Cut

Layoffs are beginning as CBS assumes oversight of UPN.
Source: Variety, "UPN to Lay Off 20% of Staff," 01/30/02


Tribune Co.
22
Jobs Cut

Cost-cutting efforts will cut jobs at the Chicago Tribune and Tribune Direct Marketing.
Source: Chicago Tribune, "Tribune Units Lay Off 22," 01/30/02


Zoetrope: All Story
4
Jobs Cut

Francis Ford Coppola's magazine is laying off staffers as it relocates to San Francisco.
Source: New York Post, "Zoetrope Going to Frisco," 01/30/02


Reuters
???
Jobs Cut

A relocation of back-office functions will lead to "the inevitable loss of jobs."
Source: Newsday, "Symbol, Reuters Trimming Hundreds from LI Payrolls," 01/25/02


Kansas City Star
50
Jobs Cut

The newspaper already cut 176 jobs in the last 14 months.
Source: Kansas City Star, "The Star Will Cut 50 More Positions," 01/24/02


STLtoday.com
15
Jobs Cut

Owner Pulitzer is considering ways to change the site so it produces more revenue.
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "STLtoday.com Chief Resigns; Site Lays Off 15," 01/22/02


UltimateTV
More than 150
Jobs Cut

A reorganization will eliminate Microsoft's troubled UltimateTV division in Silicon Valley.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Microsoft Cuts Jobs in TV Unit," 01/21/02


Talk Magazine
About 100
Jobs Cut

The high-profile Hearst-Miramax magazine is folding.
Source: Washington Post, "Tina Brown's Talk Magazine Suddenly Silenced," 01/19/02


HomeTown Newspapers
???
Jobs Cut

The company is shutting down newspapers in Michigan and Ohio.
Source: Daily Press & Argus, "Newspaper Cuts Several Products," 01/18/02


Fox Sports Net
81
Jobs Cut

"National Sports Report" and six editions of "Regional Sports Report" are being canceled.
Source: Associated Press, "Fox Sports Net Overhauls Business," 01/16/02


Add Inc.
60
Jobs Cut

The Journal Communications subsidiary is closing weeklies in Wisconsin.
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Appleton-Area Newspapers Close," 01/16/02


WKPT / WAPK
5
Jobs Cut

The two Tennessee stations will stop producing local newscasts.
Source: Associated Press, "Two Tenn TV Stations to End Newscast," 01/15/02


Hearst Interactive
About 12
Jobs Cut

Hearst's interactive operations are reportedly being shuffled back into magazines.
Source: New York Post, "Sikes Out @ Hearst," 01/11/02


Internet Week
???
Jobs Cut

The CMP Media magazine is the latest tech title to shut down.
Source: CNET News.com, "Internet Week Halts Publication," 01/10/02


CNN-Sports Illustrated
???
Jobs To Be Cut

CNN is replacing CNN-SI with a new sports network later this year.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Job Cuts Expected at CNN Sports Unit," 01/10/02


ABC Family
About 300
Jobs To Be Cut

Disney plans to cut about half the staff at its recently acquired channel.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Disney to Trim Half of Staff at ABC Family," 01/10/02


Forrester Research
126
Jobs Cut

The market research firm is cutting jobs as the tech industry malaise lingers.
Source: Internet.com, "Forrester Lays Off 22 Percent," 01/10/02


HomeStyle
34
Jobs Cut

Gruner + Jahr is folding the home-and-design magazine.
Source: Mediaweek, "G+J Closes HomeStyle," 01/09/02


King World Productions
About 12
Jobs Cut

The Viacom-owned TV program syndicator is letting go staffers across the company.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "Layoffs Strike King World," 01/08/02


Daily Camera
17
Jobs Cut

The Boulder, Colo., newspaper and a sibling semi-weekly are eliminating jobs.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "'Daily Camera' Cuts 17 Jobs," 01/07/02


Home Shopping Network
115
Jobs Cut

The shopping channel says it is "restructuring and consolidating."
Source: Electronic Media, "Home Shopping Cuts 115 Positions," 01/03/02


Omaha World-Herald
40
Jobs Cut

The newspaper says the economic slowdown forced it to make job cuts.
Source: Omaha World-Herald, "World-Herald Trims 40 Jobs, Blames Economic Slowdown," 01/03/02


WXLV
35
Jobs Cut

Sinclair's ABC affiliate in Winston-Salem, N.C., is cutting its two nightly newscasts.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "More Layoffs at Sinclair," 01/02/02


Cablevision
600
Jobs Cut

The multiple system cable operator is cutting jobs throughout the company.
Source: Electronic Media, "Cablevision Cuts 600 Jobs," 12/28/01


New York Daily News
2
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is letting go a deputy features editor and a TV critic to cut costs.
Source: New York Post, "Putting Talk in the Black," 12/19/01


Random House
About 9
Jobs Cut

More layoffs are expected at the largest publisher of general-interest books.
Source: New York Times, "Random House Begins Layoffs," 12/19/01


AdCritic.com
???
Jobs Cut

The Web-based aggregator of TV and radio commercials is shutting down.
Source: CNET News.com, "Popularity Forces Adcritic Shutdown," 12/18/01


Drkoop.com
???
Jobs Cut

Online health information provider Dr. Koop LifeCare says it will cease operations.
Source: Reuters, "Dr. Koop LifeCare Unplugs Life Support," 12/16/01


Baltimore Sun
140
Jobs Cut

Nearly all departments at the newspaper will be affected by job cuts.
Source: Associated Press, "Baltimore's The Sun to Cut 140 Jobs," 12/14/01


The New Republic
9
Jobs Cut

The magazine is letting go its entire online, circulation and consumer marketing staffs.
Source: Washington Post, "The Reliable Source," 12/14/01


Manhattan File
???
Jobs Cut

The New York social-scene magazine is shutting down.
Source: New York Daily News, "People Mag's Losing Its Luster," 12/14/01


McGraw-Hill Companies
925
Jobs Cut

The parent company of Business Week is cutting jobs as part of a restructuring effort.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "McGraw-Hill Cuts 925 Jobs, Revamps," 12/12/01


Octopus
???
Jobs Cut

The Marc Andreessen-backed Web content aggregator is shutting down.
Source: New York Post, "Octopus Is Caught In 'Net; Dies," 12/13/01


MightyWords
23
Jobs Cut

The e-publishing venture will cease operations in January.
Source: Associated Press, "Online Publisher Closing," 12/12/01


Viacom
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Layoffs are likely as Viacom consolidates UPN and CBS.
Source: Financial Times, "Viacom Set To Combine CBS and UPN," 12/10/01


CNN
30
Jobs Cut

Four shows are canceled and staffers including Roger Cossack and Joie Chen are leaving.
Source: Multichannel News, "CNN Cuts 30 Jobs," 12/07/01


TNT
24
Jobs Cut

Employees are let go as the original programming division is folded.
Source: Multichannel News, "TNT Originals Division Downsized," 12/07/01


IPC Media
118
Jobs Cut

AOL TW's U.K. magazine publisher is cutting more jobs and may close more titles.
Source: MediaGuardian.co.uk, "IPC Announces Fresh Round of Job Cuts," 12/06/01


AOL Time Warner
Up to 1,500
Jobs May Be Cut

A restructuring effort could result in job cuts at CNN, Time Warner Cable and elsewhere.
Source: New York Post, "Up to 1,500 More Workers to Face AOL Ax," 12/06/01


Time Warner Trade Publishing
29
Jobs Cut

Electronic publisher iPublish.com is shutting down.
Source: Wired News, "IPublish.com: The Latest to Bomb," 12/04/01


Vivendi Universal
About 130
Jobs Cut

Jobs will be trimmed in a restructuring of the company's U.S.-based online assets.
Source: Variety, "Vivendi Universal Cuts Staff in Net Revamp," 12/04/01


MSNBC.com
About 18
Jobs Cut

The Microsoft-NBC Internet news unit is laying off 9 percent of its roughly 200 staffers.
Source: Reuters, "MSNBC.com Tightens Purse Strings," 12/03/01


Webnoize
???
Jobs Cut

The music news site will "temporarily stop publishing" and is said to be laying off workers.
Source: InternetNews.com, "Will Webnoize Go Quiet?," 12/03/01


Providence Journal
90
Jobs Cut

The Belo newspaper is eliminating positions through a voluntary buyout program.
Source: Reuters, "Providence Journal To Cut 90 Jobs Through Buyouts," 11/30/01


Time Inc.
???
Jobs Cut

Three magazines are reportedly shutting down: On, Asiaweek and Family Life
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Time Inc. Plans To Shut Down On Magazine, Two Other Titles," 11/28/01


Reuters
45
Jobs Cut

Reuters Financial Television, a video feed for traders, is closing down.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "45 Jobs Cut As Reuters Shuts Finance TV Unit," 11/29/01


San Francisco Chronicle
About 220
Jobs Cut

More than 100 layoffs are expected; the other job cuts will come from employee buyouts.
Source: SF Gate, "Chronicle Announces Staff Cuts," 11/27/01


Chicago Sun-Times
5
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting jobs the day before stalled contract negotiations are to resume.
Source: Chicago Tribune, "Sun-Times to Trim 5 Editorial Positions," 11/27/01


CMP Media
About 500
Jobs Cut

Insiders estimate the company's total number of layoffs this year to be nearly 500.
Source: Newsday, "CMP Freezes Salaries," 11/21/01


Individual Investor
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Layoffs are expected as Individual Investor's online content merges into Investools.com.
Source: New York Post, "Individual Investor Set To Shut Down," 11/20/01


TechTV
130
Jobs Cut

The tech TV channel is laying off 25 percent of its staff.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "TechTV Lays Off 130 Workers," 11/19/01


Red Herring
38
Jobs Cut

The tech magazine is retreating from the slumping corporate conference business.
Source: Reuters, "Red Herring Drops 27 Percent of Staff," 11/16/01


Hamptons Country
1
Job Cut

The lifestyle magazine is suspending publication.
Source: New York Post, "Hamptons Mag Folds, New One To Start," 11/16/01


Yahoo!
400
Jobs To Be Cut

Plans for a long-expected corporate restructuring are announced.
Source: CNET News.com, "Yahoo to Clip Divisions, Lay Off 400," 11/15/01


AOL Time Warner
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

The media giant hints in public filings that it may make additional cuts.
Source: Washington Post, "More Cuts, Restructuring Likely at AOL," 11/15/01


Dow Jones & Co.
5
Jobs Cut

Among other cuts, bureaus for The Wall Street Journal Europe will be closed.
Source: Associated Press, "Dow Jones Eliminating 5 Reporting Jobs," 11/15/01


iVillage
About 50
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut as part of a streamlining after iVillage's acquisition of Women.com.
Source: Reuters, "iVillage Cuts Staff, Lowers Outlook," 11/14/01


"60 Minutes"
???
Jobs Cut

Some of the handful of producers cut from the show may be reassigned at CBS News.
Source: New York Times, "CBS News Asks '60 Minutes' to Cut Back on Producers," 11/12/01


Wenner Media
11
Jobs Cut

The magazine publisher is holding its fourth round of cutbacks this year.
Source: New York Post, "Wenner Still Downsizing; Trimming Stone," 11/12/01


Ms. Magazine
About 18
Jobs Cut

New York staffers are let go as the title relocates to Los Angeles under new ownership.
Source: Newsweek, "Thirty Years, Nine Lives," 11/10/01


Honolulu Star-Bulletin
20
Jobs Cut

The newspaper will lay off about 4 percent of its 500-person work force.
Source: KITV, "Star-Bulletin Laying Off 20 Staffers," 11/09/01


E! Entertainment Television
About 40
Jobs Cut

The network is cutting 9 percent of its staff in a corporate restructuring.
Source: Multichannel News, "E!, Discovery Slash Jobs," 11/09/01


Discovery Communications
About 50
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut as part of a restructuring in consumer products and corporate operations.
Source: Multichannel News, "E!, Discovery Slash Jobs," 11/09/01


WWF
39
Jobs Cut

The producer of "Smackdown" and other pro wrestling shows is reorganizing.
Source: Financial Times, "WWF Says 9% of Staff to Hit the Canvas," 11/09/01


AOL Time Warner
20
Jobs Cut

The company's online unit is laying off employees in its Interactive Marketing Group.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "AOL TW Cuts 20 Workers in Web Marketing Division," 11/09/01


BusinessWeek
39
Jobs Cut

Among other cuts, the magazine's Small Biz supplement is closing.
Source: New York Post, "Axe Falls Again at Business Week," 11/08/01


Talk Magazine
4
Jobs Cut

Contracts of writers and editors are not being renewed in order to save money.
Source: New York Observer, "Wall St. Journal Is Hometown Paper of South Brunswick," 11/07/01


Cox Interactive Media
???
Jobs Cut

Cox Interactive is shutting down its LAinsider.com, a Los Angeles entertainment guide.
Source: New York Post, "LAinsider Out of the Loop," 11/07/01


Philadelphia Inquirer
About 50
Jobs Cut

Editor Robert J. Rosenthal is resigning amid mandated staff cutbacks.
Source: Associated Press, "Philadelphia Inquirer Editor Resigns," 11/06/01


Conde Nast
25
Jobs Cut

The magazine publisher's Internet arm is letting go 22 percent of its staff.
Source: Advertising Age, "CondeNet Lays Off 22% of Workforce," 11/06/01


Walt Disney Internet Group
About 125
Jobs Cut

The job cuts include about 25 employees at ABCNews.com.
Source: CNET News.com, "Disney Cuts Back Online Staff," 11/06/01


PBS
About 56
Jobs Cut

As part of a restructuring, PBS is eliminating 10 percent of its 565-person work force.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "PBS Unveils Job Cutbacks," 11/05/01


Ziff Davis Media
75
Jobs Cut

Interactive Week will fold into eWeek and Smart Partner will cease publication.
Source: TheDeal.com, "Ziff Davis Merges Two Titles, Kills Third," 11/05/01


Seattle Times
4
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is eliminating positions in its suburban photography group.
Source: Puget Sound Business Journal, "Seattle Times Trims Further," 11/02/01


Spokesman-Review
20
Jobs Cut

Fourteen of the laid-off employees are in the Cowles paper's newsroom.
Source: Associated Press, "Spokesman-Review Cutting 20 More Jobs," 11/01/01


MH-18
???
Jobs Cut

Rodale is closing its Men's Health spin-off magazine for teens.
Source: New York Post, "Rodale Closes the Book," 11/01/01


Dallas Morning News
73
Jobs Cut

Seventeen of the laid-off employees are in the Belo paper's newsroom.
Source: Dallas Observer, "Buzz," 11/01/01


TiVo
40
Jobs Cut

The digital video-recorder service lets go of staffers as it opens a licensing unit.
Source: CNET News.com, "TiVo Lays Off 40, Creates New Unit," 10/31/01


Radio Free Virgin
11
Jobs Cut

Richard Branson's L.A.-based Net radio service is cutting its staff nearly in half.
Source: CNET News.com, "Radio Free Virgin Slims Down," 10/31/01


CNBC
About 15
Jobs May Be Cut

Insiders say CNBC will lay off about staffers in the next two weeks.
Source: Reuters/Variety, "Layoffs Hit CNBC, MSNBC," 10/31/01


KSTP/KSTC
About 24
Jobs Cut

The Minneapolis TV stations are cutting newscasts in an effort to save money.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "Minneapolis Duopoly Cuts Staff," 10/30/01


MTV Networks
About 450
Jobs Cut

A major restructuring program will impact VH-1, Nickelodeon and other networks.
Source: Financial Times, "MTV Cuts Jobs In First Restructuring for a Decade," 10/29/01


Conde Nast
9
Jobs Cut

The magazine publisher is laying off employees in its database operations.
Source: Advertising Age, "Conde Nast Cuts Staff, Plans to Sublease Space," 10/29/01


WWOR
9
Jobs Cut

Staffers are let go as Fox's two New York TV stations combine operations.
Source: New York Daily News, "UPN9 Cuts Staff as It Consolidates With Fox 5," 10/27/01


Jupiter Media Metrix/NetRatings
???
Jobs To Be Cut

NetRatings' purchase of Jupiter Media Metrix will result in layoffs, says a spokesperson.
Source: Newsbytes, "Layoffs Likely In NetRatings, Jupiter Merger," 10/26/01


Clear Channel
"Dozens"
of Jobs To Be Cut

The radio giant is dismantling its Internet division.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Clear Channel to Take Apart Internet Division," 10/26/01


National Association of Television Program Executives
About 6
Jobs Cut

Cancellations for NATPE's upcoming conference are hitting the group hard.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "Syndie Flight from Confab Leads to NATPE Staff Cuts," 10/26/01


Cox Interactive Media
70
Jobs Cut

The operator of 22 Web sites across the country is blaming the weak ad market.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Cox Interactive Media to Cut 70 Jobs," 10/24/01


Advertising Age
3
Jobs Cut

The media trade publication is forced to let go of three editors.
Source: New York Post, "Martha Does Europe," 10/24/01


Business Forward Media
4
Jobs Cut

Boston Business Forward magazine is shutting down after just four issues.
Source: Washington Post, "Business Forward Media Shuts Boston Magazine," 10/24/01


U.S. News & World Report
About 13
Jobs To Be Cut

The magazine is cutting salaries as a tradeoff to avoid further job losses.
Source: New York Times, "U.S. News & World Report Cuts Salaries to Avoid More Layoffs," 10/23/01


ABC.com
???
Jobs Cut

Roughly 85 percent of the staff is let go in another round of layoffs.
Source: CNET News.com, "ABC.com Completes More Layoffs," 10/22/01


Journal Newspapers
7
Jobs Cut

The Washington, D.C., community newspaper publisher is cutting its sales staff.
Source: Washington Business Journal, "Journal Newspapers Cuts Sales Staff in Restructuring," 10/19/01


Time Inc.
About 36
Jobs Cut

The publisher is letting go its mailroom staff and hiring an outside firm to deliver mail.
Source: Associated Press, "Time Inc. Fires Mailroom Staff," 10/18/01


AOL Time Warner
???
Jobs May Be Cut

Additional layoffs are expected in order to help offset a decline in ad revenue.
Source: Washington Post, "More Cuts Planned At AOL Time Warner," 10/18/01


Rodale
148
Jobs To Be Cut

Many of the job cuts are expected to be in Rodale's book publishing division.
Source: Associated Press, "Rodale Inc. to Lay Off 13 Percent of Work Force," 10/18/01


KOMO
22
Jobs Cut

Two news anchors are among the staffers laid off at the Seattle TV station.
Source: Seattle Times, "KOMO-TV Pares 22 Jobs; 'People Helper,' Two Anchors Go," 10/18/01


NetRadio
???
Jobs Cut

The 100-channel Internet broadcaster is closing and letting go most of its employees.
Source: Newsbytes, "NetRadio Calls It A Day," 10/18/01


AllTrue.com
???
Jobs Cut

The online collection of reality-video clips is shutting down.
Source: New York Post, "AllTrue.com Slams Its Freak Box Shut," 10/18/01


VNU Inc.
???
Jobs Cut

Five percent of the staff will be cut at Adweek, Mediaweek, Brandweek and E&P.
Source: New York Post, "Register Announces 105 Job Reductions," 10/17/01


Orange County Register
105
Jobs Cut

The reductions will be spread among almost every department.
Source: Orange County Register, "Register Announces 105 Job Reductions," 10/17/01


Reuters
500
Jobs To Be Cut

The business news provider will make the job cuts over the next two years.
Source: Financial Times, "Reuters Cuts Dividend and More Jobs in Shake-Up," 10/16/01


IFILM
10
Jobs Cut

The entertainment portal is shifting its focus and de-emphasizing editorial.
Source: Hollywood Reporter, "IFILM Cuts Jobs As Focus Shifts," 10/16/01


Brill's Content/Inside.com
38
Jobs Cut

Brill's Content magazine will close and Inside.com will be scaled back.
Source: Associated Press, "Primedia Buys Inside From Brill," 10/15/01


Volume.com
???
Jobs Cut

The HBO-backed urban content company is shutting down.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "HBO Turns Down the Volume.com," 10/15/01


Forbes
???
Jobs To Be Cut

A Forbes spokesperson confirms that cutbacks are coming.
Source: New York Post, "It's D-Day for Brill Media," 10/12/01


Primedia
About 20
Jobs Cut

Staffers are put out of work as four teen titles shift location and publication frequency.
Source: New York Post, "It's D-Day for Brill Media," 10/12/01


Playboy
90
Jobs Cut

About half of the job cuts will come from Playboy Online.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Playboy to Cut 90 Jobs," 10/11/01


Expedia Travels
???
Jobs Cut

The November issue of the Ziff Davis travel magazine will be its last.
Source: Reuters, "Ziff Davis Media Shuts Down Travel Magazine," 10/11/01


Yahoo!
???
Jobs To Be Cut

CEO Terry Semel says that an undisclosed number of workers are expected to be laid off.
Source: MSNBC.com, "Yahoo Posts Net Loss, Expects Layoffs," 10/10/01


Belo
160
Jobs Cut

The newspaper publisher and TV station owner is hit by the advertising slump.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Belo to Cut Jobs, Freeze Wages," 10/10/01


Oxygen Media
80
Jobs Cut

Oxygen is closing some of its Web sites and focusing on Oxygen.com and Oprah.com.
Source: Reuters, "Oxygen Cuts 80 Employees," 10/10/01


Wenner Media
About 6
Jobs Cut

Employees in production and back-office operations are let go.
Source: Mediaweek, "Wenner Pares Staff," 10/05/01


CMP Media
???
Jobs Cut

Job cuts at the tech publisher could reach as high as a "couple of hundred."
Source: Newsday, "More Job Cuts At CMP Media," 10/03/01


Mademoiselle
???
Jobs Cut

Conde Nast says it will try to transfer some of the shuttered magazine's 90 employees.
Source: TheDeal.com, "Au Revoir, Mademoiselle," 10/01/01


Primedia
4
Jobs Cut

The specialty publisher is shutting down its venture capital unit.
Source: New York Post, "Primedia Shutters Its Venture Capital Unit," 10/01/01


San Antonio Express-News
About 40
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting non-editorial employees through buyouts and layoffs.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "San Antonio Express-News Cuts Staff," 10/01/01


UGO Networks
About 35
Jobs Cut

The network of male-focused Web sites is cutting roughly half its staff.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "UGO Cuts Staff by Half," 10/01/01


Freedom Forum
???
Jobs Cut

The media foundation says it will shut down offices and reduce staff.
Source: Washington Post, "Freedom Forum Scaling Back," 09/29/01


Contentville
15
Jobs Cut

The Web site that sells books, articles and transcripts is closing.
Source: New York Post, "Brill Closes Contentville," 09/29/01


KDNL
47
Jobs Cut

ABC's St. Louis affiliate is shutting down its news operation.
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Channel 30 Will Drop Its Local News Broadcasts," 09/28/01


Upside Media
About 100
Jobs Cut

At its peak, Upside employed 125 people. Now, just 25 remain at the magazine.
Source: Washington Post, "Foreclosure Gives Upside Magazine To MCG Capital," 09/28/01


Motley Fool
About 70
Jobs Cut

The personal-finance site is cutting its staff by at least 50 percent.
Source: Reuters, "Layoffs Expected at Motley Fool," 09/27/01


BigPipe.com
???
Jobs Cut

The cable news site is responding to "terrifying market conditions."
Source: Multichannel News, "Layoffs Hit BIGPIPE," 09/27/01


About.com
60
Jobs Cut

The Primedia Internet unit is also cutting 300 of its 700 contracted site guides.
Source: Newsbytes, "About.com Cuts 60 Employees, 300 Site Guides," 09/26/01


Hoover's
???
Jobs Cut

The online business information provider is cutting its staff by 20 percent.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Hoover's To Reduce Work Force By 20%," 09/25/01


Excite@Home
500
Jobs Cut

The broadband company may soon file for bankruptcy protection.
Source: CNET News.com, "Excite@Home Flirts With Bankruptcy," 09/25/01


MediaPassage
150
Jobs Cut

The e-commerce site for buying and selling print media is closing.
Source: Mediaweek, "MediaPassage Derailed," 09/25/01


Mode Magazine
38
Jobs Cut

The fashion monthly for the full-figured woman is shutting down.
Source: PRNewswire-Press Release, "Mode Magazine to Stop Publishing," 09/24/01


New York Daily News
???
Jobs Cut

Some of the staffers who worked on the suspended afternoon edition will be retained.
Source: New York Daily News, "News Suspends Its Free Paper," 09/18/01


Radio One
About 12
Jobs Cut

The largest U.S. broadcaster serving African-American audiences is making cutbacks.
Source: BlackVoices.com, "Radio One Cuts Jobs," 09/17/01


CNN/Sports Illustrated
11
Jobs Cut

CNN is eliminating its long-running "Sports Tonight" program.
Source: Multichannel News, "CNN Cancels 'Sports Tonight'," 09/14/01


WWD.com
???
Jobs Cut

Up to 25 people worked on Fairchild's WWD.com at its peak.
Source: New York Post, "WWD.com Axes Editors," 09/10/01


Los Angeles Times
18
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is closing its three weekly community news sections.
Source: Associated Press, "L.A. Times Closes Weekly Editions," 09/07/01


Red Herring
28
Jobs To Be Cut

The bimonthly tech magazine is returning to monthly publication.
Source: CNET News.com, "Red Herring Goes Monthly, Cuts Staff," 09/07/01


Hachette Filipacchi
About 50
Jobs To Be Cut

The magazine publisher may be planning to cut 50 or more jobs.
Source: New York Daily News, "Publisher Takes Hachette to Staff," 09/07/01


Houston Chronicle
127
Jobs Cut

Five percent of the newspaper's work force is being let go.
Source: Associated Press, "Houston Chronicle Cuts 127 Jobs," 09/06/01


FremantleMedia
About 10
Jobs Cut

FremantleMedia, formerly Pearson Television, is cutting jobs in its New York office.
Source: Broadcasting & Cable, "More Layoffs at FremantleMedia," 09/05/01


Houghton Mifflin
60
Jobs To Be Cut

The first significant cuts at the book publisher will take place at its Boston headquarters.
Source: Publishers Weekly, "Vivendi Cuts 60 at HM HQ," 09/03/01


Fisher Communications
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The owner of 12 television and 26 radio stations says that layoffs are coming.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "Fisher Announces Impending Layoffs," 08/31/01


Penton Media
180
Jobs Cut

Ten staffers at Internet World are laid off, following 170 employees who were let go in July.
Source: New York Daily News, "Web Mag Cuts Staff, Shifts to Monthly," 08/30/01


Los Angeles Times
About 40
Jobs Cut

Editorial staffers are taking early retirement as part of a broad cost-cutting program.
Source: Reuters, "L.A. Times Eliminates 40 Editorial Positions," 08/24/01


DirecTV
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The satellite television company is planning to cut an unspecified number of jobs.
Source: Reuters, "DirecTV To Cut Staff, Backs '01 Guidance," 08/23/01


IPC Media
90
Jobs To Be Cut

The magazine publisher, bought in July by AOL Time Warner, is closing three Web sites.
Source: Financial Times, "IPC To Shed 90 Jobs As It Closes Three Web Sites," 08/23/01


AOL Time Warner
1,700
Jobs To Be Cut

The world's largest media company is cutting jobs as part of a major restructuring.
Source: CBS MarketWatch, "AOL Time Warner To Cut 1,700 Jobs," 08/21/01


iUniverse
???
Jobs Cut

The online publishing firm, backed by Hungry Minds and others, is laying off employees.
Source: New York Post, "CitySearch Is Getting a New Look," 08/20/01


Working Woman
???
Jobs Cut

The magazine's entire staff will be laid off and the company renamed.
Source: Washington Post, "Working Woman Magazine To Fold," 08/18/01


Creative Planet
25
Jobs Cut

The B-to-B site for TV and film and production is holding another round of layoffs.
Source: CNET News.com, "Creative Planet Cuts Staff," 08/17/01


Excite@Home
About 200
Jobs Cut

The cable Internet access provider and Web portal is "doing a company realignment."
Source: Newsbytes, "Excite At Home Lets Another 200 Workers Go," 08/17/01


Hearst Magazines
???
Jobs Cut

Hearst will try to find jobs for some staffers of the shuttered Classic American Home.
Source: Mediaweek, "There's No Place Like Home," 08/17/01


The Industry Standard
About 180
Jobs Cut

The Internet economy magazine is suspending publication.
Source: Industry Standard, "The Industry Standard Suspends Publication," 08/16/01


Tribune Media Services
52
Jobs Cut

The job cuts will eliminate redundancies in editorial, sales and other units.
Source: Multichannel News, "Tribune Cuts Staff in Upstate N.Y.," 08/16/01


ACTV
About 125
Jobs Cut

The interactive TV firm is cutting almost one-third of its staff.
Source: MSNBC, "Interactive-TV Firm Cuts Staff," 08/16/01


Salon.com
14
Jobs Cut

The online magazine must cut staff to satisfy conditions of its new funding.
Source: Industry Standard, "Salon's Newfound Financing Has a 14-Person Price Tag," 08/09/01


Bridge Information Systems
130
Jobs Cut

Virtually all of editorial is let go as the news service sells its contracts to Dow Jones.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Bridge to Shed 130 Editorial Staffers," 08/09/01


Artists Television Group
16
Jobs Cut

Michael Ovitz's TV production company is cutting its staff nearly in half.
Source: Reuters, "Ovitz TV Group Lays Off Nearly Half of Staff," 08/09/01


Playboy Enterprises
14
Jobs Cut

Playboy is laying off sales and marketing employees, mostly from its Web operations.
Source: Mediaweek, "Playboy Trims Staff," 08/08/01


VNU eMedia
14
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut at the Web sites for Adweek, Mediaweek and Editor & Publisher.
Source: Silicon Alley Daily, "VNU eMedia Cuts Staff," 08/07/01


Bangor Daily News
19
Jobs Cut

Nine of the positions eliminated are in editorial.
Source: Bangor Daily News, "News Lays Off 19 Staff Members," 08/07/01


United Business Media
700
Jobs Cut

The U.K. publisher owns Internet Week, Information Week and other U.S. business titles.
Source: MediaGuardian.co.uk, "Hollick Admits to Cutting 700 Jobs," 08/03/01


Vibe/Spin Ventures
???
Jobs Cut

Now, just two employees maintain Vibe.com and Spin.com.
Source: Newsbytes, "Vibe.com, Spin.com Dump Original Content, Staff," 08/03/01


WEVD
???
Jobs To Be Cut

A certain number of staffers "will not be needed under the new arrangements with ABC."
Source: The Forward, "Forward and ABC Announce a Deal To Air Sports Talk On WEVD Radio," 08/03/01


Chris-Craft
About 25
Jobs Cut

Staffers including GMs are departing as Fox closes its buy of Chris-Craft's TV stations.
Source: Electronic Media, "Fox/Chris-Craft Combo Puts 3 GMs Out of Work," 07/30/01


Los Angeles Times
1,611
Jobs Cut

The cuts will affect mostly part-time employees.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "L.A. Times Cutting 1,611 Positions," 07/30/01


PC Magazine
13
Jobs Cut

The editor in chief and 12 other staffers are let go at the Ziff Davis title.
Source: New York Post, "More Bad Luck For Axed Ed.," 07/30/01


BusinessWeek
10
Jobs Cut

The layoffs account for just under 5 percent of the magazine's editorial staff.
Source: Advertising Age, "Business Week Lays Off 10," 07/26/01


Tribune Interactive
???
Jobs Cut

An unspecified number of employees will be let go as part of a restructuring.
Source: Associated Press, "Tribune Interactive Makes Cuts," 07/26/01


Ziff Davis Media
25
Jobs Cut

Family PC magazine and streaming video operator Zcast.TV are closing.
Source: New York Post, "Ziff Takes a Hit," 07/26/01


Reader's Digest Association
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The company declines to specify how many employees will be laid off.
Source: Reuters, "Reader's Digest Warns on Earnings, to Cut Jobs," 07/25/01


CNET Networks
About 300
Jobs To Be Cut

The technology news provider will cut its work force by 15 percent.
Source: Associated Press, "CNet Cutting 15 Percent of Workforce," 07/24/01


Reuters
1,340
Jobs To Be Cut

The cuts will be spread out over the next two years.
Source: Financial Times, "Glocer Stamps Authority on Reuters with Job Cuts," 07/24/01


iNEXTV
???
Jobs Cut

The syndicator of video clips for the Web is going out of business.
Source: New York Post, "Sexy Web Syndicator Shuts Shop, Sheds Staff," 07/21/01


Cahners
About 500
Jobs Cut

The trade magazine publisher is revealed to have cut about 500 jobs since February 2000.
Source: New York Post, "Axman Gets the Ax," 07/20/01


One Media
44
Jobs Cut

The design magazine One and its Web site are closing.
Source: New York Post, "After Just 5 Issues, the Last One," 07/20/01


Ziff Davis Media
About 15
Jobs Cut

Rumors are swirling that the high-tech publisher's cutbacks have not stopped.
Source: New York Post, "Latina Editor Gets Axed," 07/18/01


Black Entertainment Television
???
Jobs To Be Cut

A news alliance with CBS will force the layoffs of about 15 percent of BET's work force.
Source: Multichannel News, "BET to Lay Off Staffers," 07/18/01


The Industry Standard
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The magazine is planning to announce a third major round of layoffs.
Source: New York Times, "News Corp. Intends to Shed Its Magazine Unit," 07/18/01


PlanetOut
12
Jobs Cut

The gay and lesbian media company is reorganizing.
Source: PlanetOut, "GLBT Company Cuts Staff, Gets New Funding," 07/16/01


WEVV-TV
About 40
Jobs Cut

The entire news staff at the Evansville, Ind., station is let go.
Source: Evansville Courier & Press, "WEVV Pulls the Plug on Station's News Operations," 07/18/01


Medscape
100
Jobs To Be Cut

The online health information provider is exploring a sale of the company.
Source: Reuters, "Medscape to Cut Jobs, Explore Sale of Co.," 07/13/01


Walking Magazine
14
Jobs Cut

The low-impact fitness magazine from Reader's Digest is suspending publication.
Source: Media Life, "Walking Magazine Takes a Hike," 07/13/01


Dow Jones & Co.
About 150
Jobs To Be Cut

The publisher of The Wall Street Journal plans to announce additional job cuts.
Source: Associated Press, "Dow Jones To Announce More Job Cuts," 07/11/01


AOL Time Warner
About 30
Jobs Cut

Employees are laid off in the company's online marketing division.
Source: Washington Post, "AOL Time Warner Cuts About 30 Workers," 07/11/01


Wall Street Journal
16
Jobs Cut

No additional staff reductions are expected, says a spokesman.
Source: Associated Press, "Wall Street Journal Lays Off 16," 07/09/01


Individual Investor
About 60
Jobs Cut

The magazine is ceasing publication after 13 years.
Source: Mediaweek, "Individual Investor Folds," 07/09/01


eYada.com
70
Jobs Cut

The online talk radio network is shutting down operations.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "eYada Signs Off," 07/09/01


Spokesman-Review
20
Jobs To Be Cut

About 11 of the positions will be cut in the Spokane, Wash., paper's newsroom.
Source: Spokesman-Review, "Newspaper Announces Job Cutbacks," 07/04/01


CitySearch
90
Jobs To Be Cut

The online guide for cities around the world will cut about 17 percent of its staff.
Source: CNET News.com, "Ticketmaster To Lay Off 90 at CitySearch," 07/03/01


BayTV
About 44
Jobs To Be Cut

The San Francisco cable channel is shutting down.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "BayTV Channel To Shut Down," 07/03/01


Fast Company
10
Jobs Cut

Seven editorial employees and three staffers in events/conferences were affected.
Source: Boston Business Journal, "Fast Company Lays Off 10," 06/25/01


iVillage
About 150
Jobs Cut

Layoffs will cut the combined iVillage-Women.com staff from about 350 to less than 200.
Source: CNET News.com, "iVillage Slashes Staff," 06/21/01


Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
30
Jobs To Be Cut

About 2.4 percent of the newspaper's work force will be let go.
Source: Associated Press, "Journal Sentinel Plans Job Cuts," 06/21/01


Time
38
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Unable to get volunteers to reduce its work force by 6 percent, Time turns to cutting jobs.
Source: New York Post, "Time Is Up at Time Mag," 06/21/01


Money.com
8
Jobs Cut

The Money magazine site "will continue to operate as normal," says a spokesperson.
Source: New York Post, "23 Are Cut From Staff @ Money," 06/20/01


Belo
388
Jobs Cut

Belo reveals it has cut 388 full-time equivalents between December and April.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Belo, Media General Detail Job Cuts," 06/20/01


Media General
400
Jobs Cut

Media General says its work force is down about 5 percent from a year ago.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Belo, Media General Detail Job Cuts," 06/20/01


Lee Enterprises
???
Jobs Cut

The newspaper publisher says it has cut 2.6 percent of its non-sales positions.
Source: Mediaweek, "Lee Enterprises Announces Staff Cut," 06/19/01


AT&T
About 15,000
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

The long-distance telephone and cable TV company is preparing to lay off employees.
Source: TheStreet.com, "AT&T to Lay Off 10,000-15,000 Workers, Source Says," 06/18/01


The New York Times Co.
About 1,200
Jobs To Be Cut

The company will cut jobs as part of a cost-savings plan.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "NY Times Backs Q2 Estimates," 06/18/01


Knight Ridder
1,700
Jobs To Be Cut

The newspaper chain is cutting jobs to deal with the tough ad market.
Source: Forbes.com, "Knight Ridder Cuts 1,700 Employees," 06/18/01


Upside Media
65
Jobs Cut

Over the past seven months Upside has whittled down its staff from 110 to 45.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Upside Media Looking for Buyout Deal," 06/18/01


Digital Convergence
About 160
Jobs Cut

The company behind the CueCat scanning device has fired most of its staff.
Source: Dallas Morning News, "CueCat Firm Fires Most Workers, Restructures," 06/16/01


Gruner + Jahr USA
9
Jobs Cut

G+J USA will cease publication of its 15 Family Circle special interest titles.
Source: Mediaweek, "G+J Shutters Family Circle Special Interest Titles," 06/15/01


Tribune Co.
About 1,500
Jobs To Be Cut

The media company plans to reduce its work force through job cuts and buyouts.
Source: Associated Press, "Tribune Announces Job Cuts, Buyouts," 06/14/01


Forbes.com
17
Jobs Cut

The job cuts are across the board, in editorial, ad sales, administration and tech support.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Forbes.com Lays Off 17 of 120," 06/14/01


Automatic Media
21
Jobs Cut

The parent company of Feed, Suck, Alt.culture and Plastic is going out of business.
Source: New York Post, "Automatic Media Bites The Dust," 06/09/01


Walt Disney Co.
1,000
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Some 1,000 employees will be dismissed to reach a job cutback target of 4,000.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "1,000 Due Pink Slips at Disney," 06/08/01


Business 2.0
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Most of the magazine's 140 employees are expected to lose their jobs.
Source: New York Times, "AOL Buys Business 2.0 Magazine," 06/08/01


Women.com
70
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Many staffers are expected to be let go after Women.com's acquisition by iVillage.
Source: CNET News.com, "iVillage to Trim Some Women.com Staff," 06/08/01


U.S. News & World Report
45
Jobs Cut

The news magazine is shutting down overseas bureaus and laying off employees.
Source: New York Post, "It's a Small U.S. News & World Report, After All," 06/08/01


Comtex News Network
11
Jobs Cut

The content company is cutting jobs for the first time in its 20-year history.
Source: Washington Post, "Motley Fool, Comtex News Cut Staffs," 06/08/01


Motley Fool
45
Jobs Cut

The personal-finance media company is holding its second round of job cuts this year.
Source: Newsbytes, "Motley Fool Cuts 45 More Jobs," 06/07/01


Pearson Television
About 20
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Most of the layoffs are expected to be in administration and marketing.
Source: Variety, "More Layoffs at Pearson," 06/07/01


Reuters
About 500
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Layoffs are expected in the coming weeks as CEO Tom Glocer restructures the company.
Source: Financial Times, "Reuters Expected To Lay Off 500 More Staff," 06/06/01


Seattle Times
???
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is laying off employees in editorial, operations and circulation.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "Layoffs at Seattle Times," 06/06/01


St. Louis Post-Dispatch
22
Jobs Cut

Positions are eliminated in the newspaper's production department.
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Post-Dispatch Eliminates 22 Jobs," 06/06/01


Creative Planet
???
Jobs Cut

The B-to-B site for film and TV production is exploring the sale of its editorial properties.
Source: New York Post, "Creative Planet Is Shaken Up By Massive Layoffs," 06/04/01


Journal Newspapers
20
Jobs Cut

The publisher of dailies in the Washington suburbs is consolidating operations.
Source: Washington Post, "Journal Newspapers Cuts Jobs," 06/01/01


Cahners
140
Jobs To Be Cut

The leading trade publisher is cutting about 3 percent of its U.S. work force.
Source: New York Post, "Cahners Lopping Off 140 Jobs in U.S.," 05/31/01


Univision.com
33
Jobs Cut

The U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster is cutting jobs in its online division.
Source: Reuters/Variety, "Univision Cuts 33 Jobs at Online Division," 05/30/01


Marketwatch.com
About 40
Jobs To Be Cut

The Internet media company is the latest casualty of the online ad slowdown.
Source: Reuters, "Marketwatch.com to Cut Over 15 Percent of Work Force," 05/30/01


ABC News
About 125
Jobs Cut

ABC News is reducing its staff through buyouts and layoffs.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Job Cuts Latest Blow at ABC News," 05/25/01


The Industry Standard
???
Jobs Cut

In another round of layoffs, the editorial staff is reduced by less than 10 percent.
Source: CNET News.com, "Industry Standard Trims Staff Again," 05/24/01


Reuters
50
Jobs To Be Cut

Reuters will cut management posts as part of a major restructuring.
Source: MediaGuardian.co.uk, "Top Jobs To Go in New Reuters Regime," 05/24/01


CNN
20
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut in CNN's interactive unit in the United States and internationally.
Source: Reuters, "CNN Cuts 20 Jobs in Interactive Units," 05/24/01


Sesame Workshop
About 70
Jobs Cut

The producer of "Sesame Street" is laying off 20 percent of its work force.
Source: New York Post, "Massacre on Sesame Street," 05/24/01


Time Inc.
???
Jobs Cut

A series of rolling cutbacks are under way at a number of Time Inc. magazines.
Source: New York Post, "Time Runs Out For Long-Timers," 05/21/01


Univision Communications
42
Jobs Cut

TV newscasters are among the workers leaving the Spanish-language broadcaster.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Univision Trims Work Force by 2.2 Percent," 05/19/01


Tallahassee Democrat
25
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is also folding a free weekly entertainment tabloid.
Source: Tallahassee Democrat, "Democrat cutbacks Include Layoffs," 05/19/01


Contra Costa Times
87
Jobs To Be Cut

The Knight Ridder newspaper plans to cut 7 percent of its work force.
Source: Associated Press, "Knight Ridder Paper to Cut Staff," 05/18/01


Red Herring
54
Jobs Cut

Today's job cuts follow two rounds made last year in which 57 positions were eliminated.
Source: Reuters, "Red Herring Lays Off More Employees," 05/17/01


Miami Herald
180
Jobs To Be Cut

Layoffs may be next if there aren't enough voluntary buyouts.
Source: Associated Press, "Miami Herald to Cut 180 Jobs," 05/17/01


New Urban Entertainment
35
Jobs Cut

The cable network is laying off its entire news and programming staff.
Source: Washington Post, "Cable Network NUE Fires Staff, Seeks Money," 05/17/01


San Jose Mercury News
120
Jobs To Be Cut

Layoffs may occur if fewer than 120 people accept the voluntary buyout offers.
Source: San Jose Mercury News, "Mercury News Offers Buyouts To Cut Staff," 05/15/01


USA Today
???
Jobs Cut

The newspaper is cutting staff in its newsroom, in circulation and at its Web site.
Source: Associated Press, "Two Major Newspapers Cutting Staff," 05/15/01


Sun Media
300
Jobs To Be Cut

The company publishes newspapers and specialty publications in Canada and Florida.
Source: Associated Press, "Sun Media Cutting 300 Jobs," 05/14/01


Philadelphia Newspapers
200
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Jobs may be eliminated at Philadelphia's Inquirer and Daily News.
Source: Associated Press, "Philadelphia Newspapers To Cut 200 Jobs," 05/12/01


StarMedia Network
About 200
Jobs To Be Cut

The Net company for Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking audiences is cutting its staff.
Source: TheStandard.com, "StarMedia Has Good and Bad News," 05/10/01


Wired Digital
About 35
Jobs Cut

Wired News is cutting its work force as part of TerraLycos' company-wide layoffs.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "Account of Online Community (second item)," 05/10/01


CNN.com
About 2 or 3
Jobs To Be Cut

CNN's European Web operation will lay off a "handful" of its 25 employees.
Source: Reuters, "CNN Europe Web Operations To Lay Off 'Handful' of Staff," 05/10/01


St. Paul Pioneer Press
About 84
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Execs say they plan to cut about 10 percent of the newspaper's staff.
Source: Associated Press, "Newspaper to Cut 10 Percent of Jobs," 05/10/01


Business Week
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Up to a dozen positions are expected to be cut.
Source: New York Post, "Vogue, Harper's Beat Around the Bush (second item)," 05/09/01


New York Daily News
36
Jobs Cut

The number of employees let go is higher than anticipated.
Source: New York Post, "The Silence of the Damned," 05/07/01


Brill Media Ventures
8 To 12
Jobs To Be Cut

The frequency of Brill's Content will be scaled back as Inside magazine disappears.
Source: Associated Press, "Brill Drops Content Plan," 05/04/01


Ziff Davis Media
50
Jobs Cut

The publisher will cut about 5 percent of its work force of 1,000 people.
Source: New York Post, "Ziff Davis Media Gives 50 Walking Papers," 05/04/01


Working Woman
???
Jobs Cut

Most of the employees are said to be gone at WorkingWoman.com.
Source: New York Post, "Koplovitz & Her Working Women Put Out of Work," 05/03/01


Kansas City Star
125
Jobs To Be Cut

The cuts will affect 6.7 percent of the Knight Ridder paper's 1,869 employees.
Source: Associated Press, "Kansas City Star Will Cut 125 Jobs," 05/02/01


New York Times Regional Newspaper Group
About 100
Jobs Cut

The layoffs will affect roughly 3 percent of the paper's regional newspaper group.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "New York Times Cuts Newspaper Jobs," 05/01/01


Imagine Media
About 30
Jobs Cut

Imagine Media's Daily Radar gaming site and Computing Network are shutting down.
Source: Inside, "Game Over at 2 Imagine Media Sites," 05/01/01


Wenner Media
18
Jobs Cut

Business and editorial staffers are cut from Rolling Stone, Men's Journal and Us Weekly.
Source: Inside, "Wenner Media Fires Now To Avoid Firing Later," 05/01/01


LocalBusiness.com
About 75
Jobs Cut

The online business news company is going out of business.
Source: InternetNews.com, "Online News Agency LocalBusiness.com Shuts Down," 04/30/01


Excite@Home
380
Jobs Cut

The majority of the layoffs are confined to the company's content properties.
Source: CNET News.com, "Excite@Home Lays Off 13 Percent of Staff," 04/30/01


Jupiter Media Metrix
About 160
Jobs Cut

The Internet research company is letting go 18 percent of its staff.
Source: Newsbytes, "Jupiter Media Metrix Fires 18%, Reports Q1 Loss," 04/26/01


VerticalNet
300
Jobs Cut

The Net B2B marketplace creator will cut a quarter of its staff.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Microsoft Gives VerticalNet $40 Million," 04/26/01


Cincinnati Post
20
Jobs Cut

Eighteen percent of the newspaper's work force is cut.
Source: Cincinnati CityBeat, "Porkopolis," 04/26/01


Comedy World
???
Jobs Cut

The syndicator of humorous radio content is going out of business.
Source: New York Post, "End of ComedyWorld.com No Laughing Matter," 04/26/01


AvantGo
50
Jobs Cut

The mobile Internet content provider is cutting 15 percent of its staff.
Source: CNET News.com, "AvantGo Eliminates 15 Percent of Staff," 04/25/01


iBeam Broadcasting
About 140
Jobs Cut

The Internet broadcasting company is letting go 25 percent of its work force.
Source: Bloomberg News, "iBeam Lays Off 25 Percent of Staff," 04/24/01


CNBC.com
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Layoffs are expected at CNBC.com after it merges with MSN MoneyCentral.
Source: TheStandard.com, "CNBC.com To Merge With MSN MoneyCentral," 04/23/01


Time Inc.
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Significant staff cuts are expected at Time, Fortune and Sports Illustrated.
Source: New York Times, "Time Inc. Staff Adjusts Warily to Life Within AOL," 04/23/01


Seattle Times
About 300
Jobs Cut

The newspaper eliminated positions following the strike that ended in January.
Source: Associated Press, "Seattle Times Cuts 300 Jobs," 04/21/01


Walt Disney Co.
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Disney's MrShowbiz and WallofSound sites will be consolidated into a site for US Weekly.
Source: Reuters/Variety, "Disney Closing 2 Dot-coms," 04/20/01


The New York Times Co.
47
Jobs Cut

Two-thirds of the company's layoffs are at Abuzz and at Winetoday.com.
Source: New York Times, "Digital Unit at Times Co. Cuts More Jobs," 04/19/01


Newsday
30 To 50
Jobs Could Be Cut

Newsday's publisher says that jobs may be eliminated due to the advertising downturn.
Source: Newsday, "A Caution at Newsday," 04/19/01


Tribune Co.
???
Jobs To Be Cut

Unspecified staff reductions will continue throughout 2001, say Tribune Co. execs.
Source: Associated Press, "Tribune Co. Reports 1st Quarter Decline," 04/19/01


Bertelsmann
40
Jobs Cut

Bertelsmann's CDnow unit is laying off 10 percent of its staff.
Source: Dow Jones, "CDnow Cuts More Staff," 04/19/01


Quokka Sports
220
Jobs To Be Cut

The NBC-backed sports site is closing shop and filing for bankruptcy.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Final Buzzer Sounds at Quokka," 04/18/01


iVillage
30
Jobs Cut

The online women's network is cutting about 9.5 percent of its work force.
Source: Reuters, "iVillage Cuts 30 Jobs, Reaffirms Q1 Revenue Guidance," 04/18/01


SportsLine.com
About 92
Jobs To Be Cut

CBS SportsLine.com's publisher plans to cut up to 20 percent of its domestic work force.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "SportsLine To Cut 20% of Work Force," 04/18/01


H&S Media
15
Jobs Cut

The Bannockburn, Ill.-based publisher is folding teen magazine Hot and Pojo's Pokemon.
Source: Folio: First Day, "H&S Media Cuts Staff, Folds Two Magazines," 04/18/01


Snowball.com
55
Jobs Cut

The teen content site is cutting about 33 percent of its work force.
Source: Bloomberg News, "Snowball Cuts 55 From Staff," 04/17/01


Scholastic
About 100
Jobs To Be Cut

Harry Potter's U.S. publisher plans to cut about 100 editorial and support jobs.
Source: Reuters, "Scholastic Ceases Publication of Textbook Program," 04/17/01


Cincinnati Post
???
Jobs Cut

The Scripps newspaper is cutting its staff by 18 percent.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Scripps Trims Staff at Cincinnati, Knoxville Papers," 04/16/01


Knoxville News-Sentinel
9
Jobs Cut

The Scripps newspaper is cutting its staff by 1.5 percent.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Scripps Trims Staff at Cincinnati, Knoxville Papers," 04/16/01


San Jose Mercury News
15
Jobs To Be Cut

Employees in classified, marketing and production are to be laid off.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Layoffs Set at San Jose Mercury News," 04/16/01


Akron Beacon Journal
15
Jobs Cut

Seven news staffers are among the 15 people let go.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Layoffs Set at San Jose Mercury News," 04/16/01


Seattle Times
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

The newspaper is considering layoffs as it struggles with the effects of a recent strike.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, "Seattle Times Considers Layoffs, Other Cost Savings," 04/13/01


The New York Times Co.
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The New York Times Co. plans to make an unspecified number of staff cuts.
Source: Associated Press, "N.Y. Times To Make Staff Cuts," 04/12/01


Dow Jones & Co.
202
Jobs Cut

The Wall Street Journal's publisher is laying off about 2 percent of its work force.
Source: Associated Press, "Dow Jones Laying Off 202 Workers," 04/12/01


Yahoo!
About 400
Jobs Cut

Yahoo! plans to lay off 12 percent of its 3,510 employees in an attempt to cut costs.
Source: CNET News.com, "Yahoo to Cut About 400 Jobs," 04/11/01


Los Angeles Times
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Rumors of layoffs come in the midst of a major restructuring of the editorial department.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Layoffs May Be Pending at L.A. Times," 04/11/01


Rival Networks
About 80
Jobs Cut

The network of sports content publishers will be shut down.
Source: Seattle Times, "Sports Web Site Rivals.com Calls It Quits," 04/11/01


Borders.com
70
Jobs Cut

Borders is cutting all jobs at Borders.com due to an online bookselling deal with Amazon.
Source: Reuters, "Borders Cutting All Borders.com Jobs in Amazon Deal," 04/11/01


iSyndicate
About 87
Jobs Cut

The content syndicator, which is backed by NBC and Primedia, is cutting its staff in half.
Source: Newsbytes, "iSyndicate.com Fires 50 Percent of Staff," 04/10/01


NBC Internet
About 300
Jobs Cut

NBC's Internet unit is shutting down and its assets will be absorbed back into NBC.
Source: Associated Press, "NBC To Shut Down Internet Subsidiary," 04/09/01


New York Post
6
Jobs Cut

The 10-month-old New York Post Sports Week publication is folding
Source: New York Daily News, "N.Y. Post's Sports Weekly Strikes Out," 04/07/01


Office.com
90
Jobs Cut

The small business portal, backed by WinStar and CBS, is laying off half of its staff.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "Office.com Burned by Winstar Cuts; Lays off 50 Percent," 04/06/01


TiVo
80
Jobs Cut

The personalized TV service is letting go of about a quarter of its work force.
Source: ZDNet, "TiVo Revamps Business Plan, Sheds Workers," 04/05/01


WinStar
2,000
Jobs Cut

The telecommunications firm and Office.com publisher is laying off 2,000 employees.
Source: Reuters, "WinStar Communications Cuts 2,000 Jobs," 04/05/01


Pearson
40
Jobs Cut

The owner of the Financial Times will let go of about 11.4 percent of its online unit.
Source: Associated Press, "Pearson Cuts 40 Online Jobs," 04/05/01


Dow Jones & Co.
200
Jobs Cut

Dow Jones has let go 2 percent of its staff over the past month, with more layoffs to come.
Source: Reuters, "Dow Jones Lays Off 2 Pct of Work Force - Sources," 04/04/01


CBSNews.com
20
Jobs Cut

The Internet unit of CBS News is cutting about one-fourth of its full-time work force.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "CBSNews.com Lays Off Staff Members," 04/04/01


TheStreet.com
40
Jobs Cut

The struggling financial news site is laying off 20 percent of its staff.
Source: Associated Press, "TheStreet.com Lays Off 40 People," 04/04/01


MTVi
???
Jobs Cut

MTVi Group's SonicNet will lay off a "small number" of employees.
Source: CNET News.com, "MTV Internet Site To Trim Staff," 04/03/01


Brill Media Ventures
50
Jobs Cut

At least 50 employees will be let go in the Brill Media-Powerful Media union.
Source: New York Post, "Brill's Bloodbath," 04/03/01


Advertising Age
10
Jobs Cut

Advertising Age is laying off about 7 percent of its total staff.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Ad Age Cuts Staff As Advertising Slows," 04/02/01


Internet.com
50
Jobs Cut

The online Internet trade publisher will cut 15 percent of its staff.
Source: Reuters, "Internet.com to Cut 15 Percent of Work Force," 04/02/01


Oxygen Media
35
Jobs Cut

Oxygen is handing out pink slips to employees in its online division.
Source: TheStandard.com, "More Pink Slips at Oxygen," 03/29/01


WSJ.com
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The Wall St. Journal's news site will lay off an undetermined number of its 300 employees.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "WSJ.com to Lay Off Some Staff," 03/29/01


Dallas Morning News
???
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Managers reportedly have been asked to prepare names of folks who will get pink-slipped.
Source: Dallas Observer, "Brave New World [third item]," 03/29/01


Time Inc.
7
Jobs To Be Cut

Time Inc.'s eCompany Now is letting go of about 10 percent of its staff.
Source: New York Post, "Media Ink [second item]," 03/28/01


Walt Disney Co.
4,000
Jobs To Be Cut

Disney plans to cut about 3 percent of its global workforce.
Source: Reuters, "Disney to Cut 4,000 Jobs in Weak Economy," 03/27/01


Chemical Week Associates
About 20
Jobs Cut

The B-to-B newsletter and magazine publisher is folding several titles.
Source: Folio: First Day, "Chemical Week Restructures, Eliminates Jobs," 03/27/01


Creative Planet
70
Jobs Cut

The B-to-B site for the film and TV production industry is again reducing its staff.
Source: Inside, "Third Round of Cuts at Creative Planet Slices 70, Leaving 150," 03/27/01


Time Inc.
30
Jobs To Be Cut

Fortune and Fortune Small Business are planning to eliminate 30 jobs.
Source: New York Post, "30 Jobs Are Running Out of Time," 03/26/01


Nextstar Communications
???
Jobs Cut

Nextstar's NBC affiliate in Shreveport, La., KTAL, is cutting most of its on-air news team.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


Albritton Communications
13
Jobs Cut

Albritton's Little Rock, Ark., ABC affiliate, KATV, is reducing its staff.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


Media General
13
Jobs Cut

Media General's WHLT, a CBS affiliate in Hattiesburg, Miss., is eliminating jobs.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


Raycom Media
15
Jobs Cut

Raycom's jointly operated Cleveland stations, WOIO and WUAB, are letting go of staffers.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


WNCF-TV
8
Jobs Cut

WNCF, an independently owned ABC affiliate in Montgomery, Ala., is making cuts.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


Meredith Broadcasting
29
Jobs Cut

Meredith, owner of 12 television stations, eliminated 29 station positions in February.
Source: Mediaweek, "Stations Trim Staffs," 03/26/01


Nickelodeon
About 30
Jobs Cut

Nickelodeon is laying off about 30 staffers as part of a cost-cutting effort.
Source: Variety, "Viacom's Nick Unit Trims Staff," 03/25/01


Bill Communications
15
Jobs Cut

Three travel agent business magazines will cease publication.
Source: Folio: First Day, "Bill Folds Three Travel Titles," 03/23/01


Christian Broadcasting Network
50
Jobs Cut

The Christian Broadcasting Network will lay off 5 percent of its work force.
Source: Associated Press, "Christian Network To Lay Off 50," 03/23/01


Boca Raton News
22
Jobs Cut

Sources say the paper fired 22 staffers last week, and eight more will be let go March 23.
Source: Palm Beach Post, "22 Fired at Boca 'News', Sources Say," 03/21/01


Access Magazine
21
Jobs Cut

The weekly magazine's parent company has laid off about 25 percent of its staff.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Access Magazine Scales Back Web Site," 03/21/01


Meredith Corp.
6
Jobs Cut

Meredith and Sears will close the custom-published Mature Outlook magazine.
Source: Mediaweek, "Meredith, Sears Close Mature Outlook," 03/20/01


New York Magazine & MetroChannels
About 10
Jobs Cut

A New York Magazine-MetroChannels Web project about New York City is scaling back.
Source: New York Daily News, "N.Y. Mag Supersite Hit By Super Cuts," 03/20/01


CMP Media
33
Jobs Cut

CMP Media says it will restructure TechWeb, its online news site.
Source: CNET News.com, "TechWeb Parent To Lose 33 Employees," 03/19/01


Black Entertainment Television
40 to 50
Jobs Cut

About 40 to 50 employees are let go from the African-American-targeted network.
Source: Multichannel News, "Viacom Cuts BET Staff," 03/19/01


Primedia
160
Jobs Cut

The jobs will be cut at Primedia's B-to-B units Intertec and IndustryClick.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "Primedia Cuts 160 Following About.com Merger," 03/16/01


360HipHop.com
???
Jobs Cut

An undisclosed number of jobs are cut at the hip-hop content site.
Source: Silicon Alley Daily, "BET Trims Staff at 360HipHop," 03/16/01


PBS
60
Jobs Cut

The job cuts, implemented companywide, represent about 9 percent of PBS' total staff.
Source: Mediaweek, "PBS Reorganization Cuts 60 Jobs," 03/16/01


Emmis Communications
120
Jobs Cut

The diversified media company is cutting jobs from its 15-station television division.
Source: Reuters, "Emmis Communications Says To Cut 120 Jobs From TV Unit," 03/15/01


TechTV
???
Jobs Cut

The on-air and online network is reducing staff as it reorganizes its Web site operations.
Source: CNET News.com, "TechTV Reorganizes, Lays Off Employees," 03/15/01


Express Newspapers
145
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

The U.K.'s Express Newspapers is cutting a quarter of its editorial workforce.
Source: Financial Times, "Express To Cut 25 Percent of Staff," 03/14/01


Grassroots.com
About 13
Jobs Cut

The political destination site is transforming into a provider of online software.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Grassroots.com Trims Staff by 25 Percent," 03/14/01


Britannica.com
68
Jobs Cut

The Encyclopedia Britannica's Internet arm has announced 152 layoffs since November.
Source: Associated Press, "Britannica.com Eliminating 68 Jobs," 03/14/01


Salon.com
At Least 3
Jobs Cut

The online magazine has cut at least three people from its yet-to-be-launched radio show.
Source: CNET News.com, "Salon.com Shaves Pay, Pauses Audio Plans," 03/13/01


Work.com
113
Jobs Cut

Dow Jones and ExciteAtHome are closing their business news and information Web site.
Source: Associated Press, "Dow Jones Shuts Down Work.com," 03/09/01


Online Partners
29
Jobs Cut

Online Partners let go of staff members at both PlanetOut and Gay.com.
Source: CNET News.com, "Gay Portals Cut Staff Before Merger," 03/07/01


Dow Jones & Co.
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The company will lay off some employees due to an ad decline at The Wall Street Journal.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Bad News at the Wall Street Journal," 03/07/01


CondeNet
18
Jobs Cut

Conde Nast's Internet arm is letting go 18 of its 147 employees.
Source: Inside, "With Fewer Magazines to Tend Online, CondeNet Cuts Staff," 03/06/01


Adweek Magazines
16
Jobs Cut

BPI Communications' Adweek Magazines last week laid off 7 percent of its total staff.
Source: Folio: First Day, "Tough Ad Climate Forces Adweek Group To Cut Staff," 03/06/01


Knight Ridder
???
Jobs May Be Cut

The leading newspaper publisher says layoffs may be necessary at its papers this year.
Source: Dow Jones, "Knight Ridder: Will Try Attrition, Buyouts First," 03/06/01


UGO Networks
40
Jobs Cut

The network of content sites aimed at young males cut its staff of 130 by 30 percent.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "UGO Networks Raises $23 Million and Cuts 30 Percent of Staff," 03/05/01


MySanAntonio.com
9
Jobs Cut

The Belo-Hearst venture laid off nine of its 40 full-time employees.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Online Newspapers Regroup, Reconsider," 03/05/01


Contentville
4
Jobs Cut

Contentville is cutting back on producing original content.
Source: Inside, "Contentville Lops Some Experts and Staff Off the Payroll," 03/02/01


Sinclair Broadcast Group
147
Jobs Cut

Due to the softening ad market, Sinclair cut 147 jobs recently at several of its stations.
Source: Baltimore Sun, "Sinclair's Chief of TV Division Leaving," 02/28/01


Walt Disney Co.
135
Jobs Cut

Disney Internet's second round of layoffs targets ABCNEWS.com and ABC.com.
Source: Associated Press, "Disney Net Unit Cuts 135 Employees," 02/26/01


JuniorNet
80
Jobs Cut

The Boston-based provider of online children's content is going out of business.
Source: InternetNews.com, "JuniorNet to Close," 02/23/01


Oxygen Media
30
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Oxygen's latest dismissals are a result of retrenchment at its teen show "Trackers."
Source: New York Daily News, "New Round of Job Cuts at Oxygen," 02/23/01


Enews.com
65
Jobs Cut

The magazine subscription site last week laid off half of its staff of 130.
Source: Folio: First Day, "Subscription Web Site Cuts 50 Percent of Staff," 02/22/01


Upside Media
30
Jobs Cut

Upside magazine's publisher has pared its staff from 120 to about 90 since November.
Source: Associated Press, "Tech Magazines Facing Tough Times," 02/22/01


Industry Standard
69
Jobs Cut

This second round of layoffs will affect about 17 percent of the company's work force.
Source: CNET News.com, "Industry Standard Trims Staff By 17 Percent," 02/21/01


Future Network
350
Jobs Cut

The owner of Business 2.0 will close five Web sites and sell or close 20 magazines.
Source: Financial Times, "Future Network Sheds Titles," 02/16/01


NBC
85
Jobs Cut

Jobs are eliminated at CNBC, CNBC.com and the NBC Burbank studios.
Source: Associated Press, "NBC Cuts Jobs at CNBC, Studio Unit," 02/16/01


Broadband Sports
160
Jobs Cut

The network of sports-content Web sites is closing shop.
Source: CNET News.com, "Online Sports Network Shutters Sites," 02/16/01


Sesame Workshop
60
Jobs Cut

Three magazines will fold and Sesame Street Magazine will be handed over to Time Inc.
Source: New York Post, "Massacre on Sesame Street," 02/14/01


Meredith Corp.
24
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Family Money magazine is ending regular publication.
Source: New York Post, "Family Money Ends Regular Publication," 02/13/01


Quokka Sports
217
Jobs Cut

Quokka produced NBC's site for the Sydney Summer Olympics.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Quokka Cuts Staff by Almost 60 Percent," 02/12/01


Business.com

37
Jobs Cut

The company's investors include the Financial Times, Cahners and Mort Zuckerman.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Business.com Cuts Staff by 25 Percent," 02/09/01


The Motley Fool
115
Jobs Cut

Motley Fool will lay off about 30 percent of its staff.
Source: CNET News.com, "Motley Fool Cuts Staff," 02/08/01


eCountries
50
Jobs Cut

The U.K.-based news and business services site will be closed.
Source: Financial Times, "Ecountries Confirms Closure," 02/08/01


Gruner + Jahr USA
37
Jobs Cut

Inc. magazine's online staff will be reduced from 53 to 16 employees.
Source: Boston Globe, "Inc.com Changing Focus, 37 Laid Off, IPO Canceled," 02/07/01


CNET Networks
190
Jobs Cut

CNET will cut 10 percent of its work force.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "CNET Lowers Revenue Guidance," 02/06/01


Voter.com
45
Jobs Cut

The political communications site is shutting down.
Source: Business 2.0, "Voter.com Closes," 02/06/01


Akron Beacon Journal
???
Jobs To Be Cut

The newspaper plans to lay off as many as 10 newsroom employees.
Source: Akron Beacon Journal, "Beacon Journal Announces Plans To Lay Off Employees," 02/02/01


Bertelsmann
55
Jobs Cut

CDnow's ad sales force is eliminated as part of a restructuring.
Source: InternetNews.com, "CDNow Eliminates Ad Sales Staff; 55 Laid Off," 02/01/01


Walt Disney Co.
400
Jobs Cut

Disney will close Go.com and fold its Internet efforts back into its core businesses.
Source: ZDNet News, "It's Official: Disney To Close Go.com," 01/30/01


Wenner Media
20 to 30
Jobs Cut

Employees are let go at Rolling Stone and Men's Journal.
Source: New York Post, "Up to 30 Fired at Wenner Mags," 01/28/01


Time Inc.
40
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

Today's Homeowner, Senior Golfer and Outdoor Explorer magazines are closing.
Source: New York Post, "Time Inc. Folding 3 Magazines," 01/25/01


AOL Time Warner
3,800
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

AOL TW says it intends to close or sell all 130 Warner Brothers retail outlets.
Source: New York Post, "The Body Count Rises," 01/25/01


Hungry Minds
130
Jobs Cut

The publisher of the "For Dummies" series will cut its staff by nearly 20 percent.
Source: Reuters, "'For Dummies' Publisher Cuts Staff in Restructuring," 01/24/01


MTV Networks
125
Jobs Cut

Jobs are cut as MTV Networks relocates TNN from Nashville to New York.
Source: Variety, "Slashing Nashville," 01/24/01


AOL Time Warner
2,000
Jobs Cut

Two weeks after the AOL TW merger is completed, cutbacks are announced.
Source: TheStandard.com, "AOL Cuts for Consolidation," 01/23/01


CNN
400
Jobs Cut

About a third of the cuts will come from CNN's online staff.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "A Leaner, 'Scrappier' CNN," 01/18/01


NBCi
150
Jobs Cut

This second round of layoffs will affect about 30 percent of the company's work force. Source: CNET News.com, "NBCi Lays Off 150, Cites Online-Advertising Slowdown," 01/18/01


Jupiter Media Metrix
80
Jobs Cut

The market intelligence and research firm is cutting about 8 percent of its staff.
Source: InternetNews.com, "Jupiter Cuts 80 Staff, Reduces Revenue Forecast," 01/17/01


Drkoop.com
45
Jobs Cut

Drkoop.com is closing its Austin, Texas, headquarters.
Source: Upside Today, "Dotcom Layoffs Feed Traffic to Job Boards," 01/17/01


NBC
Up to 560
Jobs Expected To Be Cut

NBC plans to cut between 280 and 560 of its work force of 5,600.
Source: CNNfn, "NBC to Pare Work Force," 01/12/01


The New York Times Co.
69
Jobs Cut

The New York Times will cut 17 percent of its Times Digital staff.
Source: Associated Press, "NY Times Cuts Jobs at Net Division," 01/08/01


Industry Standard
36
Jobs Cut

The Industry Standard is dismissing 7 percent of its staff.
Source: CNET News.com, "The Standard Cuts Staff," 01/08/01


Hachette Filipacchi
39
Jobs Cut

George magazine, founded by the late John F. Kennedy Jr., is closing.
Source: Associated Press, "George Magazine to Fold," 01/06/01


News Corp.
200
Jobs Cut

News Corp. will consolidate its digital media unit with Fox Television.
Source: InternetNews.com, "News Corp Shuts Down Digital Media Group," 01/05/01


EarthWeb
100
Jobs Cut

EarthWeb will sell 14 Web sites and 18 e-mail newsletters to Internet.com.
Source: Bloomberg, "Internet.com Buys EarthWeb Sites," 12/26/00


Salon.com
25
Jobs Cut

The online magazine is eliminating 20 percent of its staff.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Salon Suffers More Staff Cuts," 12/22/00


Creative Planet
70
Jobs Cut

The B-to-B site for the film and TV production industry is reducing its staff.
Source: LocalBusiness.com, "Creative Planet Cuts Staff by 70 People," 12/13/00


Red Herring
22
Jobs Cut

Several Internet magazines, including Red Herring, are feeling the dot-com pinch.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, "Dot-Com Downturn Taking a Toll on Trade Publications," 12/12/00


Women.com
85
Jobs Cut

The Internet company is cutting about 25 percent of its work force.
Source: ZDNet News, "Women.com Cuts 85 Jobs," 12/06/00


Oxygen Media
65
Jobs Cut

The cable and Internet company will lay off 65 employees.
Source: TheStandard.com, "$100 Million Can't Stop Layoffs at Oxygen," 12/05/00


Knight Ridder
68
Jobs Cut

Knight Ridder will lay off 16 percent of its Web staff as part of a restructuring.
Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com, "Knight Ridder Web Group to Lay Off 68," 12/04/00


TheStreet.com
110
Jobs Cut

TheStreet.com will shut down its U.K. operations and end a New York Times venture.
Source: Bloomberg, "TheStreet.com Cuts More Than 100 Jobs," 11/16/00


Voter.com
"In the Teens"
Jobs Cut

Voter.com is trimming its staff by more than 10 percent.
Source: CNET News.com, "Voter.com Cuts Staff, Reorganizes," 11/15/00


Discovery Communications
80
Jobs Cut

Discovery is dismissing 40 percent of the 200 full-time workers at Discovery.com.
Source: Washington Post, "Discovery.com Layoffs Official," 11/13/00


Urban Box Office
300
Jobs Cut

The hip-hop site is declaring bankruptcy.
Source: TheStandard.com, "Urban Box Office Declares Bankruptcy," 11/02/00


Los Angeles Times
24
Jobs Cut

The Los Angeles Times will cut about 24 business-side jobs.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "More Job Cuts at L.A. Times," 10/20/00


Tribune Co.
34
Jobs Cut

The Tribune Co. will slash new-media operations by 12 percent.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "Tribune Interactive Cuts Workforce By 12 Percent," 10/12/00


DrDrew.com
14
Jobs Cut

The advice site will lay off 14 of 20 remaining workers.
Source: Associated Press, "DrDrew.com Lays Off Workers," 10/02/00


Kibu.com
65
Jobs Cut

The site for teen girls has announced plans to shut down.
Source: CNET News.com, "Kibu.com To Shut Down," 09/30/00


Space.com
22
Jobs Cut

The company started by former CNNfn president Lou Dobbs will be reorganized.
Source: InternetNews.com, "Net Fallout Reaches Space.com," 09/29/00


MTVi
105
Jobs Cut

MTVi is laying off about a quarter of its staff.
Source: Associated Press, "MTVi Cuts 105 Jobs, Delays IPO," 09/28/00


Pseudo.com
175
Jobs Cut

Pseudo.com, which had built a major presence at the political conventions, is closing.
Source: PBS.org, "Pseudo.com Shuts Down," 09/19/00


Los Angeles Times
125
Jobs Cut

The newspaper will cease publishing 14 community news sections.
Source: Editor & Publisher, "L.A. Times Cuts 125 Jobs," 09/13/00


NBCi

170
Jobs Cut

NBCi is cutting 20 percent of its 850-person work force.
Source: Wall Street Journal, "Dotcom Layoff: NBC Internet Cuts 20 Percent of Staff," 08/09/00


APBNews.com
140
Jobs Cut

The crime news site says it has run out of money.
Source: AtNewYork.com, "APBNews.com Fires Staff, Asks for Volunteers," 06/06/00


CBS.com
24
Jobs Cut

Nearly one-third of the CBS Internet Group staff is let go.
Source: Industry Standard, "CBS.com Cleans House," 06/01/00




 

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