Sun-Times newsroom staff faces 35 layoffs
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The proposed cuts, which would be one of the worst newsroom purges there in recent memory, are part of a plan the newspaper's parent, Sun-Times Media Group Inc., announced in December to reduce operating costs by $50 million this year as the company's financial picture worsens.
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Like most newspaper companies, Sun-Times Media has been hurt over the past several years by the march of readers and advertisers from print to the Internet. In addition, Sun-Times Media has been harmed financially by huge legal and investigative costs associated with the scandal and subsequent fraud convictions of former Chief Executive Conrad Black and former Sun-Times Publisher David Radler.
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And of course the paper never recovered from the 1984 exodus of Mike Royko who fled the Rupert Murdoch take over
The proposed cuts, which would be one of the worst newsroom purges there in recent memory, are part of a plan the newspaper's parent, Sun-Times Media Group Inc., announced in December to reduce operating costs by $50 million this year as the company's financial picture worsens.
[...]
Like most newspaper companies, Sun-Times Media has been hurt over the past several years by the march of readers and advertisers from print to the Internet. In addition, Sun-Times Media has been harmed financially by huge legal and investigative costs associated with the scandal and subsequent fraud convictions of former Chief Executive Conrad Black and former Sun-Times Publisher David Radler.
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And of course the paper never recovered from the 1984 exodus of Mike Royko who fled the Rupert Murdoch take over
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