The Washington Post is expected to lay off 'many dozens' of employees in the coming weeks, impacting business functions including sales, marketing, and information technology. The cuts will not affect the newsroom. This news follows reports of declining digital revenue and subscriber base, as well as an operating profit drop since the 2018 peak.
, the company announced on Tuesday — the latest blow to the newspaper that has seen steep financial losses as well asThe layoffs will impact fewer than 100 people throughout the newspaper’s business division, including its sales and marketing teams as well as information technology units, according to the publication.When reached by The Post, a spokesperson for the Washington Post confirmed the Times report.
UK police commissioner threatens to extradite, jail US citizens over online posts: 'We'll come after you' Since 2021, the Washington Post has seen a 14% decline in digital revenue and a 12% drop in total revenue,While the newspaper’s web site recorded 101 million unique monthly visitors in 2020, that number fell to 50 million in 2023.
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