Newsroom employees at newspapers declined since 2014, but digital-native news outlets were more stable

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July 19, 2018

About a third of large U.S. newspapers have suffered layoffs since 2017

Newsroom employees at newspapers declined since 2014, but digital-native news outlets were more stable

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Newsroom employees at newspapers declined since 2014, but digital-native news outlets were more stable

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About a third of large U.S. newspapers have suffered layoffs since 2017
Larger-circulation newspapers more likely to have experienced layoffs
Sizable shares of largest U.S. newspapers and digital-native news outlets have experienced recent layoffs

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