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St. Louis Post-Dispatch lays off 8 from the newsroom

Layoffs at San Francisco Chronicle

How poorly are journalists paid? Depends on where you live

‘Cord-cutting’ among causes of anxiety

Disney Co.’s darkened outlook dragged down media stocks from Time Warner Inc. to 21st Century Fox Inc. and CBS Corp

Big Bloomberg layoffs, says New York Post

Bloomberg News to lay off about 80 journalists

About 90 apparent victims worldwide included A-list folks, some of whom just happened to be older and making a very good buck.

 

About businesses reducing ads in print news, and how print news is growing digital news:

Trinity Mirror profits slip due to print ad slump and phone-hacking costs

Poynter comment on Brit attempts: “Presumably they know that America’s newspaper publishers have tried similar gambits to little avail, some pumping the benefits to literacy of reading a paper. Been there, done that, but good luck, anyway.”

 

About new technology, which provides the news information it receives from news organizations to people, but decreases the revenue of the news origins:

National newspaper rivals launch £3m campaign to fight ad slump

 

About adblockers killing free online news (and all free content):

 

Trend towards native advertising, and how this also is generally failing:

The New York Times goes native with video advertising

You’ll Soon Be Able To Buy Stuff Directly From Twitter

 

Blogs (or viral-oriented content) dominate online attention:

BuzzFeed Is Laying Groundwork For Major Expansion in Los Angeles