Ohio lost 30 newspapers between 2022 and 2023.. Newspaper owner Gannett closed 16 community papers in the Columbus area alone, making the city one with among the highest loss of papers per capita ...

At least 80 Gannett employees have been laid off, according to tracking by the NewsGuild union, which represents about nine percent of the publisher’s 16,000-person workforce.

More than 200 Gannett staffers are staging a day-long strike on Friday as they demand better wages and benefits — a fresh burst of unrest following recent layoffs at the newspaper giant.

You can also see the shrinkage in the number of newspapers Gannett publishes. In 2019, post-merger, it owned 261 daily and 302 weekly newspapers. By the end of 2022, those totals were 217 daily and ...

The Columbia Daily Tribune's downtown printing press will close in September, moving the printing of the century-old paper to ...

Newspaper publisher Gannett paused its AI experiment following backlash over awkward phrasing and errors that made it into published stories, ... 2-1 in an Ohio boys soccer game on Saturday." ...

Gannett got to this point following several rounds of layoffs that essentially cut its workforce in half since 2019. They also folded ThisWeek Community News, an award-winning Columbus newspaper ...

Last year, Gannett CEO Mike Reed raked in $7.7 million while the median salary of a Gannett employee was $48,419. According to their union, it's not uncommon for members to have to resort to food ...

Media Gannett closing local newsrooms in latest cost-cutting measure Six of Gannett's Massachusetts newspapers — including the Patriot Ledger and the Brockton Enterprise — have ditched the ...

Aug 20 (Reuters) - A federal judge in Virginia has tossed out a proposed class action accusing newspaper publisher Gannett of adopting diversity policies that had led to widespread discrimination ...

Ohio lost 30 newspapers between 2022 and 2023.. Newspaper owner Gannett closed 16 community papers in the Columbus area alone, making the city one with among the highest loss of papers per capita in ...