You Better Watch Out: Santa Has a Sleigh Full of Pink Slips for Woke Media Companies This Christmas Season
The liberal media is learning the hard way.
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BuzzFeed to Slash 12% of its Workforce
BuzzFeed (NASDAQ: BZFD) announced Tuesday that it will be cutting almost 12% of its workforce, around 180 employees.
Source: financialbuzz.com
BuzzFeed cuts 12% of staff citing worsening econ conditions | Taiwan News
BuzzFeed cuts 12% of staff citing worsening econ conditions | 2022-12-07 03:22:36
Source: taiwannews.com.tw
Online news portal BuzzFeed lays off about 180 employees
Online news portal BuzzFeed, which also owns the Huffington Post and Complex Networks, has laid off at least 180 employees or 12 per cent of its workforce, as media layoffs grow amid the challenging global conditions.BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti ...
Source: prokerala.com
BuzzFeed Inc. Lays Off 12% of Staff, Citing Ads Slowdown
Roughly 180 employees were affected by the cuts.
Source: adweek.com
BuzzFeed to Cut 12% of Its Workforce
BuzzFeed on Tuesday announced plans to cut its workforce by nearly 12%, or around 180 staffers.
Source: nbcnewyork.com
BuzzFeed to Cut 12% of Its Workforce
BuzzFeed on Tuesday announced plans to cut its workforce by nearly 12%, or around 180 staffers.
Source: nbcsandiego.com
BuzzFeed cuts 12% of staff citing worsening economic conditions
Social media and other companies that rely on digital advertising have also recently announced layoffs, including Facebook parent Meta, Twitter, Snap and Gannett
Source: khaleejtimes.com
BuzzFeed Lays Off 12% of Workforce
CEO Jonah Peretti made the announcement in an internal memo that about 180 staffers would be let go
Source: thewrap.com
BuzzFeed cuts 12% of staff citing worsening economic conditions
Digital media company BuzzFeed is cutting 12% of its workforce, citing worsening economic conditions.
Source: washingtontimes.com