National Geographic Magazine Lays Off Staff Writers and Shifts for Freelance Contributors
The magazine's parent company, Disney, implemented the job cuts as part of cost-cutting measures.
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The magazine's parent company, Disney, implemented the job cuts as part of cost-cutting measures.
New Delhi, June 29 (IANS) Finding it hard to sustain in the digital era, the 135-year old Walt Disney-owned National Geographic magazine has laid off the last
Editor-in-chief Nathan Lump previously said he was investing more in social media videos. The company laid off six top editors last year.
The iconic monthly National Geographic magazine will continue, though likely with freelancers only, instead of full-time staff.
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